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Trading with Candlesticks and Candlestick Patterns
Jul 7, 2024
Trading with Candlesticks and Candlestick Patterns
Introduction
Importance of understanding candlesticks in trading
Fundamental for reading price and making decisions
Foundation for a profitable trading career
Overview of video content -Basics of candlesticks, strategy, price action patterns, full profitable trading strategy
Sections Covered
What are candlesticks?
How to read candlesticks:
Candlestick patterns:
Trading with trends using candlestick patterns:
Price action patterns:
Putting everything together (CEST):
Recap:
Section 1: What Are Candlesticks?
Represent price movement during a specific period of time
Components: Open, high, low, close
Uses:
Determine market trends
Identify areas of value and entry points
Timing trades
Example: Dollar-Yen 4-hour chart
Section 2: How to Read Candlesticks
Candlestick anatomy: Body and wicks
Green: closing above opening (bullish)
Red: closing below opening (bearish)
Psychology behind candlesticks
Momentum Candles:
Indicate strong buying/selling pressure
Large body, small wicks
Example: Bullish and bearish momentum candle
Long Wick Candles:
Indicate reversals
Large wicks, small body
Example: Bullish (long wick at bottom), Bearish (long wick at top)
Indecision Candles (Doji):
Show market uncertainty
Similar wicks on both sides, small body
Section 3: Candlestick Patterns
Identification and importance for trading decisions
Three most powerful patterns:
38.2% Candle:
Indicates buying/selling pressure
Body above/below 38.2% Fibonacci retracement
Engulfing Candle:
Indicates trend reversal or continuation
Larger body than previous candle, changes color
Close Above/ Below Candle:
Strong entry signal
Closing price above/below previous candle's high/low
Section 4: Trading with the Trend Using Candlestick Patterns
Strategy including 20-period moving average
Key components:
Conditions (trend identification using 20 MA)
Entry signals (38.2% candle touching and wicking off 20 MA)
Stops and targets settings
64-65% win rate with 1:1 reward to risk ratio
Section 5: Price Action Patterns
Identifiable larger patterns involving multiple candles
The double bottom/top pattern
Double Bottom:
Signs of bullish reversal
Two lows at similar levels, break of neckline
Double Top:
Signs of bearish reversal
Two highs at similar levels, break of neckline
Entry strategies based on pullbacks to the neckline with confirmation candles
Section 6: Combining Everything (CEST)
C
onditions: Trend, areas of value, previous structure
E
ntry: Specific candlestick patterns, confirmations
S
tops: Precise placement to mitigate damage on trade failures
T
argets: Clear profit-taking rules
Detailed breakdown and application in trading examples
Recap
Understanding and using candlesticks
Key candlestick patterns and psychological insights
Trading strategies and examples.
Combination of knowledge into practical strategies: CEST framework
Final Notes
Practice and back-testing using CEST framework
Continuous learning and evolving strategies
Emphasis on risk management and psychology
Call to Action
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