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Doji
- candlestick pattern characterized by the fact that open price = close price.
- length of the wicks can vary --> a doji can take several forms.
- it shows indecisiveness in the market --> current trend is questioned and reversal not unlikely.
Although a doji shows indecisiveness in the market, it can still be more bullish or bearish depending on the price action during the trading day.
Gravestone Doji
- more bullish doji with a very long upper wick without lower wick.
- length of upper wick shows some strength in upward direction.
- its signal depends on where this pattern occurs but it signals a potential major turning point.
Dragonfly Doji
- more bearish doji with a very long lower wick without upper wick.
- length of lower wick shows some strength in downward direction.
- its signal depends on where this pattern occurs but it signals a potential major turning point.
Rickshaw Man
- doji with long upper and lower wicks.
- opening price and closing price are nearly equal despite a lot of movement during the day.
- signals indecision about future direction.
- a shift in direction of trend may be coming.
