An ideal entry would be either a bullish hammer pattern or
a doji on either key levels.
Not exact matches
Since last week was a
doji bar
on the weekly chart, it is a weak sell signal.
The dragonfly and gravestone
dojis can also be used as entry triggers
on their own, although this is not typically done.
Lastly,
on the right side of the image above, you can see a dragonfly
doji that appears after a small downtrend in price.
Unlike many of the other candlestick signals that we have learned about, the dragonfly and gravestone
dojis can have varying degrees of significance, depending
on where they appear in the overall price action of the market.
On the weekly chart the SPY shows strong price action driving off the
doji star last week.
Dojis and spinning tops can be used to prepare for a possible entry, and you can use them to note areas of support and resistance; however, you should never make a trade decision based
on a
doji formation or spinning top candlestick alone.
On the weekly chart a second
doji candle around 210, and with the large open interest at 210 in the June Expiry Options for next week it could quite possibly be three in a row.
A long legged
doji has formed right smack
on the 61.8 % Fibonacci retracement level.
If a bearish reversal pattern forms during the bullish trend i.e.
doji or refer to other price action strategies
on this section, it is therefore a trigger to exit or take profit accordingly.
On their own,
doji are not much help in making sound, high probability trading decisions — as is the case with any single indicator.
Doji may help identify significant highs / lows and the potential for an ensuing market reversal (thus a higher probability market entry), but doji will not help identify exits based on that entry in adva
Doji may help identify significant highs / lows and the potential for an ensuing market reversal (thus a higher probability market entry), but
doji will not help identify exits based on that entry in adva
doji will not help identify exits based
on that entry in advance.
In this example, we will use the same Fibonacci analysis based
on the rally (swing, or trend) prior to our completed
doji to calculate potential levels of support where the projected reversal may stop and change directions.
Despite confirmation of a bearish
doji reversal (Monday's
doji and a bearish follow - through
on Tuesday), BCH is holding above the $ 1,000 mark.
On the intraday time frame, BCH / USD is obviously stuck at $ 1,100, with the long - legged
Doji candle, signaling that the bulls are exhausted at this stage.
However, the chart (Bitstamp exchange) does show a potential for a reversal following a
Doji star and a morning
Doji star
on the 15 min.
A short - term top is in place at $ 3.3170 (Jan. 4 high) as indicated by the bearish
doji reversal (Thursday's
doji candle and a bearish follow - through
on Friday).
On the other hand, a close above $ 430 would validate the bullish
doji reversal and push prices back above $ 400 levels.
A bearish
doji reversal occurs when the
doji candle is followed by a big red candle, as seen
on the above chart, and indicates a bullish - to - bearish trend change.
Also, a weak close today would confirm a bearish
doji reversal
on the daily chart.