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Hi, tigers! Let’s start this week’s lessons! Candlesticks Part 2: Two-Candlestick Reversal Patterns"Dark Cloud Cover" & "Piercing Pattern": The Midpoint TestThese patterns rely on the "50% Rule." For a reversal to be valid, the second candle must pierce at least halfway into the body of the first candle.A. Dark Cloud Cover (Bearish Reversal)Appearance: Occurs at a high. A strong green candle is followed by a red candle that opens above the high of the previous day (a gap up) but closes below the midpoint (50%) of the green body.Market Logic: The market opened with optimism (gap up), but sellers stepped in aggressively, erasing more than half of the previous day's gains. This "cloud" casts doubt on the uptrend.B. Piercing Pattern (Bullish Reversal)Appearance: Occurs at a low. A strong r

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B. That’s a hell of a lot of information to take on. I’m not going to remember any of that.

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Bearish gap appears during a strong uptrend could indicate a guaranteed trend reversal with high volume or just a pause with low volume.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   One indicator is never enough. Context matters more than signals. Many traders misuse technical indicators by treating them as buy or sell buttons. In reality, indicators are best understood as questions, not answers. For example: Momentum indicators such as RSI tell you how stretched a move is, not when it will reverse. Trend indicators such as moving averages help you identify direction, but lag during fast transitions. Volatility tools like Bollinger Bands describe expansion and contraction, not guaranteed breakouts. The most effective approach is confluence: Use trend to define bias. Momentum to assess strength. Volume or volatility to manage risk and timing. If indicators disagree, stay patient. When they align, s

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I like bullish engulfing. reminds me of a big fish eating a smaller fish... [Happy]

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Thanks for sharing. Leaning some trading candles stick after reading this. Thanks

I check candles as a confluence to other technicals like moving averages and horizontal support/resistance. most of the time you need candle patterns for confirmation, instead of single candle

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ A useful technical insight is to treat indicators as tools for context, not prediction. Trend indicators such as moving averages help define market direction and regime, momentum indicators like RSI and MACD highlight the strength and sustainability of moves, while volume and volatility tools provide clues about conviction and risk. The most common mistake is using indicators in isolation. Signals work best when they align. For example, a pullback into a rising moving average with stabilising RSI and contracting volatility often offers a higher-quality entry than a standalone oversold reading. Equally important is knowing when not to trade. When indicators conflict or markets turn range-bound, patience becomes a position. Ul

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Not really truly "understand" candlestick charts. Easiest start was C. When I realized long bullish candles show momentum (honestly, sometimes it's still intuition). Uncertain on Doji.

Hi. Long upper shadow should signal negative sentiment building up by sellers. Might be related to significant uptrend in placed. Potentially reversing due to profit taking, etc.  Chime indeed. Nevertheless go long term then wouldn't consider this trending pattern much. Believe in the associated strong business and buy it accordingly for growth and consistent dividend is much more crucial. cheers. [Smile] [Happy]

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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ A few practical technical analysis insights that consistently hold up across market cycles: 1. Price leads indicators Indicators are derivatives of price. Always anchor analysis to structure first: trend, support and resistance, and market context. Indicators should confirm, not dictate. 2. Trend strength matters more than signals In strong trends, overbought or oversold readings can persist. Momentum tools like RSI or MACD work best when interpreted alongside trend direction, not in isolation. 3. Volume validates conviction Breakouts without volume are prone to failure. Rising volume during trend continuation signals institutional participation and improves probability. 4. Timeframe alignment reduces noise Conflicting signa

Ever wondered why some stocks skyrocket then suddenly tank? Enter the Relative Strength Index (RSI) – your secret weapon for gauging momentum and spotting when the party's getting too wild! 💥 Whether you're dipping your toes in trading or fine-tuning your strategy, RSI helps you read if a stock's overbought (ready for a dip) or oversold (primed for a bounce). Let's dive in with a simple breakdown that'll amp up your chart game. 📊 First off, what's RSI all about? It's a momentum oscillator cooked up by J. Welles Wilder that measures the speed and change of price movements on a scale of 0 to 100. The core idea: compare recent gains to losses to see if buyers or sellers are dominating. Overbought? Think exhausted bulls gasping for air. Oversold? Bears might be running out of steam. 🐂🐻 The mag

Hi, tigers! Let’s start this week’s lessons! Candlesticks Part 2: Two-Candlestick Reversal Patterns"Dark Cloud Cover" & "Piercing Pattern": The Midpoint TestThese patterns rely on the "50% Rule." For a reversal to be valid, the second candle must pierce at least halfway into the body of the first candle.A. Dark Cloud Cover (Bearish Reversal)Appearance: Occurs at a high. A strong green candle is followed by a red candle that opens above the high of the previous day (a gap up) but closes below the midpoint (50%) of the green body.Market Logic: The market opened with optimism (gap up), but sellers stepped in aggressively, erasing more than half of the previous day's gains. This "cloud" casts doubt on the uptrend.B. Piercing Pattern (Bullish Reversal)Appearance: Occurs at a low. A strong r

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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   One indicator is never enough. Context matters more than signals. Many traders misuse technical indicators by treating them as buy or sell buttons. In reality, indicators are best understood as questions, not answers. For example: Momentum indicators such as RSI tell you how stretched a move is, not when it will reverse. Trend indicators such as moving averages help you identify direction, but lag during fast transitions. Volatility tools like Bollinger Bands describe expansion and contraction, not guaranteed breakouts. The most effective approach is confluence: Use trend to define bias. Momentum to assess strength. Volume or volatility to manage risk and timing. If indicators disagree, stay patient. When they align, s

Hi, tigers! Let’s start this week’s lessons: Candlesticks Part 1A Japanese Candlestick Chart is a technical tool used to visualize the price movement of an asset over a specific period. Unlike a simple line chart that tracks only the closing price, a candlestick provides a complete picture of market sentiment by displaying four data points: Open, High, Low, and Close (OHLC).The Structure:The Real Body: The wide, colored portion represents the range between the Open and Close. It reveals the "winner" of the session (Buyers vs. Sellers).The Shadows (Wicks): The thin lines extending above and below the body represent the High and Low extremes reached during the session. They reveal the "failed attempts" to push prices further.The Philosophy: A candlestick does not just record price; it record

B. That’s a hell of a lot of information to take on. I’m not going to remember any of that.

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Bearish gap appears during a strong uptrend could indicate a guaranteed trend reversal with high volume or just a pause with low volume.

Nice And very abstract to read 

I like bullish engulfing. reminds me of a big fish eating a smaller fish... [Happy]

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Ever wondered why some stocks skyrocket then suddenly tank? Enter the Relative Strength Index (RSI) – your secret weapon for gauging momentum and spotting when the party's getting too wild! 💥 Whether you're dipping your toes in trading or fine-tuning your strategy, RSI helps you read if a stock's overbought (ready for a dip) or oversold (primed for a bounce). Let's dive in with a simple breakdown that'll amp up your chart game. 📊 First off, what's RSI all about? It's a momentum oscillator cooked up by J. Welles Wilder that measures the speed and change of price movements on a scale of 0 to 100. The core idea: compare recent gains to losses to see if buyers or sellers are dominating. Overbought? Think exhausted bulls gasping for air. Oversold? Bears might be running out of steam. 🐂🐻 The mag

Thanks for sharing. Leaning some trading candles stick after reading this. Thanks

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ A useful technical insight is to treat indicators as tools for context, not prediction. Trend indicators such as moving averages help define market direction and regime, momentum indicators like RSI and MACD highlight the strength and sustainability of moves, while volume and volatility tools provide clues about conviction and risk. The most common mistake is using indicators in isolation. Signals work best when they align. For example, a pullback into a rising moving average with stabilising RSI and contracting volatility often offers a higher-quality entry than a standalone oversold reading. Equally important is knowing when not to trade. When indicators conflict or markets turn range-bound, patience becomes a position. Ul

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ A few practical technical analysis insights that consistently hold up across market cycles: 1. Price leads indicators Indicators are derivatives of price. Always anchor analysis to structure first: trend, support and resistance, and market context. Indicators should confirm, not dictate. 2. Trend strength matters more than signals In strong trends, overbought or oversold readings can persist. Momentum tools like RSI or MACD work best when interpreted alongside trend direction, not in isolation. 3. Volume validates conviction Breakouts without volume are prone to failure. Rising volume during trend continuation signals institutional participation and improves probability. 4. Timeframe alignment reduces noise Conflicting signa

I first truly understood candlestick charts when I grasped what Doji candles represent. Realizing that a Doji reflects indecision—especially after a strong move—changed how I read price action. From then on, candlesticks became less about memorizing patterns and more about understanding market psychology. When I see a long upper shadow, my instinct is to pause and wait for the next candle to confirm. It can signal rejection or profit-taking, but without follow-through, it’s just information, not a trade. That patience has helped me avoid acting too early. Looking back at NVIDIA’s price action, the pattern that most often tricks traders is a Doji after a long bullish candle. It looks like a top, draws people into exiting or shorting, and then the uptrend resumes. In strong momentum stocks,

I check candles as a confluence to other technicals like moving averages and horizontal support/resistance. most of the time you need candle patterns for confirmation, instead of single candle

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🌟🌟🌟3.  The correct option is A - A Doji after a long bullish candle. Explanation:  $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ historical price action is often characterised by periods of strong, bullish momentum fueled by AI enthusiasm.  This often makes the Doji pattern particularly tricky. A Doji after a long bullish candle is a classic sign of indecision or weakening buying pressure. In a stock like NVIDIA that has a history of rapid extended ascents, this pattern often appears.  It tempts traders to call a top, only for the stock to consolidate briefly and then continue its upward charge.  This may lead to premature exits or short positions that get squeezed. @Tiger_comments

Hi. Long upper shadow should signal negative sentiment building up by sellers. Might be related to significant uptrend in placed. Potentially reversing due to profit taking, etc.  Chime indeed. Nevertheless go long term then wouldn't consider this trending pattern much. Believe in the associated strong business and buy it accordingly for growth and consistent dividend is much more crucial. cheers. [Smile] [Happy]