Japanese Candlestick Guide #4
Doji Candlestick
A Doji candlestick appears when the opening price is very close to the closing price.
Its core meaning: indecision between buyers and sellers.
It appears often in decision areas such as support, resistance, the end of a strong trend, or before a sharp move.
However, the Doji by itself is not an entry signal. Its value shows when it comes after a clear trend direction, along with confirmation from the next candle.
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Doji Candlestick
A Doji candlestick appears when the opening price is very close to the closing price.
Its core meaning: indecision between buyers and sellers.
It appears often in decision areas such as support, resistance, the end of a strong trend, or before a sharp move.
However, the Doji by itself is not an entry signal. Its value shows when it comes after a clear trend direction, along with confirmation from the next candle.
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Educational content, not financial advice.
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