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It is a good idea to share such ideas with beginners.
Because all beginners must know the Japanese candlesticks and their types and the patterns that exist on the chart and how they can benefit from knowing the types of candles in the analysis and knowledge of market movement

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I believe that everyone who starts trading should handle Japanese candles, however they are only the starting point of the large amount of analysis that can be carried out in the world of trading.

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The candle chart is one of the best technical analysis charts that is very similar to the candle.
In this chart, analysts show a drop in prices in red and a rise in prices in green.
This type of chart was first used by rice sellers in Japan to track market prices and daily price acceleration hundreds of years before these charts were used in world financial markets.

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Japanese candles are a form of graphical representation of the essential information of the price of a financial asset in a certain period of time. For example, a daily chart will represent the union of the closing prices at the end of each day.

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Thank you for your publication aimed at new ones like us, here on this platform I have already collected a lot of valuable information to start trading.

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Japanese Candlesticks are a technical analysis tool that traders use to chart .

Designed to make it easier to read the state of his work in a specified period of time

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I did not know it was called that way, but I have seen it in some exchanges and some trading presentations, to show a fluctuation with respect to a specific time.

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9 hours ago, Elsaa011 said:

I didn't know there was such a thing. Technical analysis Japanese candles. Again, i learn a great and interesting from this forum.

Thank you for sharing this

This is simple information about technical analysis and candles, but I advise you to follow one of the channels on YouTube so that you can become an expert in technical analysis and you can achieve profits from trading.

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Yes, this is very cool information! I read articles, it turns out that there are various charts and candles that give a more clear and specific type and meaning, because it is not always clear to beginners what a shoulder or candle means, so it can be confusing!

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It is an expression of the purchases or sales that took place at a specific time during a minute, five minutes, an hour, or a day And its name came after the Japanese, who used it in the past And now it is a way to predict the price in the future by drawing technical and engineering shapes on it.

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Hi mate it is good informative topic that you make. Many newbies including me don't know about this. It increase my knowledge. I think this candle shows positive things to learn. Up side shows close and down side shows open. So thank you so much for your kind information here. Now i want to search more about this. Thanks...

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I really haven't heard of it before.
Thanks for your explanation
It appears to be an important and essential technology in the trading world.
As the forecasting of prices must be based on accurate analysis
Having what provides this analysis is wonderful!

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That's right, analysis with the Japanese Candle method is a method that has long been used by forex traders, now it is also used for crypto trading. We can study Japanese candlestick charts when entering trades, this method is very useful for traders.

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It is a good topic and more for us beginners that it is necessary to know about these candles to know the price of the currencies and start trading

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It is called as candlestick patterns as it resembles a candlestick. The green candlestick denotes a bullish trend which is rise in prices. The read candlestick denotes a bearish trend which is fall in prices. the candlestick can be long or short depending on the volume of trading behaviour that had happened on a particular trading day. There are many more patterns with which technical analysis is used.

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Yes, it is true. You can analyze your goal. If you are good at studying these candles, because frankly you need to learn them in order to be able to use them well because they are not easy, as they need patience and a lot of work in order to be able to analyze the goal and profit from it.

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Japanese candles really are a sort of bot or perhaps a program that's utilized to reveal the changes in prices. I see the industry's motion and test it with no instruments. Assessing and analyzing with all the graphs is the way the behavior of Japanese feces is popularly understood in gambling.
 

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Many use different methods, but I also prefer candles, since I feel that they are more direct to the movements that have been or are being performed.

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Japanese Candlesticks are a technical analysis tool that traders use to chart and analyze the price movement of securities. ... Traders can use the candlesticks to identify patterns of price action and make decisions based on the short-term direction of the prices.

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Hye guys

This topic is so wonderful and informative i dont know about japanies candle but after reading this topic i have cleard all concrpt about japanies cndle

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I heard it before but i never search for it, thank you mate. I've been trading in crypto for a while, but i can't say i am pretty good with charts. That's why i am trying to improve my knowledge about trading in this forum and doing my own research. I still have too many things to learn. I hope we can all take a benefit from this forum and crypto world.

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I use this type of candle graphs in my technical charts, too as most of other people do but I didn't know this was called "japanese candles". why is that? did japanese people invented this kind of candles? That would be awesome so that proves japenese people are great investors 😄 Thanks for the information and have a nice evening 

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This topic is very good and innovative because for those of us who do not know what Japanese candles are, now we can know it and in addition to knowing it, also use it for our benefit and also beginners will know and can put it into practice without any doubt.

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Great topic, mate. Definitely the very basic starting point of trading that everybody should be familiar with if they want to learn trading. It's worth to mention that Japanese candles have an averaged version called "Heikin- ashi", which nicely help us to identify upwards and downwards trends. 

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It's good to know those candles to have an idea about any charts and can analyse any chart,it's great for the beginners to know what it's mean and can search for other analysis layers, and after Time to time they can increase his knowledge about the chart

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