Sentences with phrase «bearish candle»

A "bearish candle" refers to a specific pattern in stock market charts where the closing price is lower than the opening price. It indicates that the market sentiment is negative, suggesting that prices may continue to decrease. Full definition
With one day left in the week, the chart above is building a strong bearish candle, and has made a lower low.
This is a very bearish candle as it shows that sellers controlled the price action the entire session.
In other markets, the bullish candle should open below the preceding bearish candle (as seen above under Non-Forex Piercing Pattern).
This pattern consists of a relatively large bearish candle, followed by a small real - bodied second candle that is either slightly bearish or a doji (since there are rarely gaps in Forex), and then a third candle who's real body pulls into and closes past, at least, the halfway point of the first candle's real body (see the image above).
Take note of the Red Alligator line as it crosses the blue Alligator line downward and the subsequent bearish candle that opens and closes below the Gator lips i.e. the green Alligator line.
In order to make a bullish piercing pattern, the next candle must close somewhere above the halfway mark of the preceding bearish candle's real body, which our example below does (barely).
I think a rally to the 50MA (w), followed by some bearish candlesticks would be an appropriate short entry point (with a stop loss — buy to cover above your bearish candles).
The index on Wednesday formed a bearish candle similar to a Bearish Belt Hold and negated the formation of higher highs and higher lows, signalling a pause in the ongoing positive momentum.
On a close of a bullish candle after a pullback in an uptrend, or on a close of a bearish candle after a rally in a downtrend?
This pattern starts with a relatively large bearish candle followed by a relatively small bullish or bearish candle.
In Forex, the bullish candle should open near the close of the preceding bearish candle; there are rarely gaps in Forex, because of the extreme liquidity of the market.
The real body of the 2nd candle must be inside of the real body of the 1st, bearish candle, and must not be more than 25 % of the 1st, bearish candle.
You could wait for the new candle to possibly pull back in price to 50 % of the piercing pattern's bearish candle (real body) before entering.
In the Forex market, however, the 2nd candle in the pattern will almost always open near the close of the 1st candle, and will always be a bullish candle (because another bearish candle would mean no inside bar).
What i mean is that must a bearish candle be black and must a bullish candle be white?
If a bearish candle closes below the blue EMA (24), it is an indication that a reversal is underway and as such an exit or take profit is imminent.
Note: Some traders consider a bearish engulfing pattern to be one in which the total range (high to low) of the bearish candle also engulfs the total range of the previous, bullish candle.
If a bearish candle opens and closes below the dodgerblue spike line of the Buysellarrowscalper custom indicator, an exit or take profit is advised.
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