April 2008
Beginner to intermediate
358 pages
11h 48m
English
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The Bearish Gravestone Doji
The doji is one of the most significant candlestick formations and is created when the open and close for a day are equal. It doesn’t matter where this occurs on a wick for a candlestick to be classified as a doji, but the location dictates what kind of doji it is.
Identifying the gravestone doji
When the open and close are both equal to the low of the day, the result is the most bearish of doji: the gravestone doji. Figure 5-21 is a good example of a bearish gravestone doji.
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Figure 5-20: A long black candle as a failing sell signal. |
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Figure 5-21: A bearish gravestone doji. |
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The price activity that creates a gravestone doji begins and ends at the low of a day. The progression for the day includes the following:
1. A security opens and trades up during the day, as the bulls dominate the activity.
2. Higher prices attract sellers, and the selling becomes strong enough to overwhelm the bulls.
3. As the bears take over, the price is moved back down to the open, which was also the low of the day.
Closing at this level after trading up during a day doesn’t bode well for the bulls in the near term. Figure 5-22 provides an example of such a day, which would be a fearful one for the bulls.
Trading based on gravestone dojis
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