Category: Exploring Candlestick Patterns

TrendSpider has been changing the way traders trade with a slew of new proprietary charting indicators never seen before, as well as improving on many traditional ones; helping to reduce the noise on the charts which often leads to bad […]

We are sure that all have heard that learning to trade using technical analysis is the easy part, but mastering one’s own psychology being the biggest obstacle to profiting in the stock market. We all know this to be true, […]

The market trend (bull or bear) that a trader begins their journey in shapes their trading style in many ways for the better or the worst. The first chart patterns and indicators they become familiar with are sometimes one sided […]

On the TrendSpider platform,  Anchored VWAP is all the rage these days; Anchored Volume by Price, the new black; and Seasonality, well, most things are just about good timing. This trifecta of technical indicators is a very powerful combination which […]

Most traders are familiar with doji candlestick patterns, which indicate that there’s a lot of indecision in the market. While indecision doesn’t always lead to a reversal, it does suggest that the previous trend is likely losing steam. This can […]

Candlestick patterns are a great decision support tool for active traders. Bullish and bearish engulfings have an ideal mix of reliability and frequency that makes them a powerful addition to any trader’s repertoire. They can be very helpful for predicting […]

Candlestick charts have become the default for most active traders. Unlike line or bar charts, candlestick charts provide five data points (open, high, low, close and change) to help you instantly assess market sentiment. You can also look at combinations […]

Candlestick patterns are a great decisions support tool for active traders. While dragonfly and gravestone doji may not be 100% accurate on their own, they can be incredibly useful for confirming a bullish or bearish reversal that’s supported with other […]

Candlestick patterns are a great way to assess market sentiment at a glance. While they aren’t very reliable on their own, many traders use them to confirm other technical indicators or chart patterns and tilt the odds in their favor. […]

Technical analysis has been used since the 1900s to predict stock market prices. Unlike fundamental analysis, market technicians believe that all available information is already reflected in a stock price, and day-to-day market fluctuations are more a function of human […]