Working with Candlestick Patterns
The components of a candlestick may be the bones of candlestick charting, but candlestick patterns are the heart and soul. Patterns appear on candlestick charts as simple, single-stick occurrences or complex, multi-stick formations, and many different types of patterns can tell you what may be in store for a security that you’ve had your eye on for trading or investing. And knowing what may lie ahead can be the difference between a profitable trade and a flop.
Simple patterns
Some candlestick patterns are very simple: A single candlestick on a chart can serve as a candlestick pattern. A single candlestick that signifies time to buy or sell is very appealing to traders who are just starting to work with candlestick charts because after you understand the basics of candlestick construction, you can immediately start identifying simple patterns and using them to make more informed trading decisions. Flip to Chapters 5 and 6 for several great ...
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