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Technical Analysis Candlestick charts Part 3

To Doji or Not?

doji after an up move

Figure 6.13: A doji after an up move and a closing below the previous closing is a strong indication for a price reversal.  

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A strong indication of a price reversal is a doji after a price move up and with a closing price below the previous closing price. (figure 6.13).  

doji closing above the previous closing

Figure 6.14: A doji after an up price move and a closing above the previous closing needs confirmation for a price reversal.

A doji after a price move up and with a closing price above the previous closing price needs confirmation for a price reversal. Figure 6.14 shows an example without confirmation; the price continues the uptrend.

 

confirmation resulting in a price reversal

Figure 6.15: Example with confirmation resulting in a price reversal.

Figure 6.15 shows an example with confirmation resulting in a price reversal.

a reliable reversal

Figure 6.16: A doji or any other reversal pattern followed by a window is a reliable reversal signal.

A doji or any other candle reversal pattern followed by a candle with a window is a reliable reversal signal (figure 6.16).

Extra pressure on the market

Figure 6.17: Extra pressure on the market with more doji’s appearing together

 

There is extra pressure on the market when more doji’s appear together (figure 6.17).

A doji within a downtrend

Figure 6.18: A doji within a downtrend has less value than a doji in an uptrend.


A doji within a downtrend (figure 6.18) has much less value than a doji in an uptrend.

A doji in a downtrend always needs confirmation

Figure 6.19: A doji in a downtrend always needs confirmation as a reversal signal.

A doji in a downtrend always needs confirmation for a reversal signal (figure 6.19).

doji within a flat neutral price zone

Figure 6.20: A doji within a flat neutral price zone has no meaning.

A doji within a flat, neutral price zone has no meaning (figure 6.20).

doji confirms existing support

Figure 6.21: A doji or any other candle pattern confirms existing support or resistance.

A doji or any other candle pattern confirms existing support or resistance (figure 6.21).

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