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Doji Lines

by admin April 5, 2019 1 min read 0 comments

Key Takeaways

  • Market conditions and their impact on trading decisions
  • Key levels and price action analysis
  • Risk management strategies for this setup

– The opening price (Open of the Candle) and closing price (Close of the Candle) are at the same level, so the Candle does not have a Real body (Or in the case that it has, it is very short).

– If a Doji Line appears during a Trend, especially if it’s near an High or Low of the Trend, it means that the strength of the Trend has weakened and that there is indecision in the Markets. In the case there is more than one Doji line, one after the other, it means a congested phase in prices.

– In case of an Uptrend, the presence of a Doji Line means that the strength of the Trend has weakened, especially if the Doji Line is after a long and white Candle; the Candles that follow the Doji, will clarify the new direction of the Price. In case of a Downtrend, the Doji line has not the same level of reliability.

Trading Data Snapshot

Always verify current market conditions before executing any trade. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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