1.1.3.1 Several candle stick

In the process of learning, traders should start with the simplest interface and gradually master each analysis tool.

【Example】

This is the simplest analysis graph, listing only the candlesticks for each trading day. These candles can be further identified.

The following are the four most common graphical situations:

1, the Bullish candle stick

This shows:

Closing price > opening price

The latter graph simulates a situation in which the price continues to fluctuate and finally forms a Bullish candle stick ( Please note that there can be many trends in the price curve, and finally the same Bullish candle stick can be formed).

2, the Bearish candle stick

This shows:

Closing price <opening price

The latter graph simulates a situation in which the price continues to fluctuate and finally forms a Bearish candle stick ( Please note that there can be many trends in the price curve, and finally the same Bearish candle stick can be formed).

3, the Cross star

This shows:

Closing price = opening price

The latter graph simulates a situation in which prices continue to fluctuate and eventually form a Cross star ( Please note that there can be many trends in the price curve, and finally the same Cross star can be formed).

4, a line

This shows:

Closing price = opening price, and there is no fluctuation in the price throughout the day

The following line diagram simulates the situation in which a line is formed.

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