M Club " Aerobic Girls 舞 室 保 衛 戰 " (30 Eps)

Carman Lee, Loletta Lee, Angie Cheung, Flora Chan, Elvina Kong, Fennie Yuen, Gloria Yip, Lawrence Ng

 

   

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Doji candlestick patterns

Before reading this lesson you should have previously read through:

Stars, long legs, gravestones and dragonflies

• Standard or 'star' doji
• Long legged doji
• Gravestone doji
• Dragonfly doji

Star doji

Long legged doji

Gravestone doji

Dragonfly doji

Best in trending markets

Exercise 1: Where is the Doji pattern in the following chart? Show exercise

Using what you have learnt about Doji patterns where on the chart is the Doji?

Solution

Show solution

In the shaded area at the dragonfly doji forms. Notice how the price reverses from a downtrend into an uptrend after the doji is formed.

Exercise 2: Where is the Doji pattern in the following chart? Show exercise

Using what you have learnt about Doji patterns where on the chart is the Doji?

Solution

Show solution

In the shaded area at the long legged doji star forms. Notice how the price reverses from a downtrend into an uptrend after the doji is formed.

Exercise 3: What is the doji pattern telling you? Show exercise

The doji in is a star doji. What is this potentially telling us with regard to the price?

Solution

Show solution

You can see from the chart that as the star doji forms at the price begins to reverse before moving lower, shown in .

Exercise 4: What is the doji pattern telling you? Show exercise

The doji in is a gravestone doji. What is this potentially telling us with regard to the price?

Solution

Show solution

You can see from the chart that as the gravestone doji forms at the price begins to reverse before moving lower, shown in .

Summary

• ? doji candlestick patterns occur when the opening and closing prices of an asset are the same.
• ? they indicate that markets are indecisive, with a relatively even balance of bulls and bears.
• ? there are four types of doji candlestick, which can help you recognise when a price move or trend may be slowing down and when a reversal might occur.
• ? they can help you exit a trade before a price move ends and jump on a new trend as it starts.
• ? the standard or star doji candlestick has two short wicks that are of a similar length above and below. It indicates extreme indecision and in overbought or oversold markets it can predict a price reversal if other indicators confirm this.
• ? the long legged doji has long upper and lower wicks. It indicates indecision but suggests that traders are becoming more active and that a volatile price move may occur soon.
• ? the gravestone doji has a long upper wick. It indicates that a current uptrend may be ending and a downward reversal is about to occur.
• ? the dragonfly doji has a long lower wick. It indicates that a current downtrend may be ending and an upward reversal about to occur.
• ? doji candlesticks are best used in trending markets and can be unreliable in ranging markets.

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Trend Lines

Trend Line Basics

1. Draw trendlines through the lows of an up-trend ? and through the highs of a down-trend
2. On long-term charts, draw trendlines through closing prices
3. Use either normal or log scale charts but be aware of their respective weaknesses
4. Trendlines must be respected by at least three lows (or highs in a down-trend) ? if respected twice, the trendline is not yet confirmed
5. Trendlines should not intersect (cut across) price at any point on the chart if extended.

Support and Resistance

Highs or Lows

And through highs during a down-trend.

Closing Price

The lower trendline was drawn according to daily lows, to illustrate this point.

Log or Normal Scale?

• Brokers and analysts chart in log mode. They advise institutional clients whose order flow has a marked impact on price action and trend. Their advice is heavily influenced by breaks and refusals of price at key trendlines and channels. These are based on logarithmic charts. Logarithmic trendlines are, therefore, more important.

• Most trading authors use linear charts: Stan Weinstein, Alexander Elder, Chris Tate and Daryl Guppy.
• It is questionable whether most analysts and brokers use log scale charts. Many trading authors (including Stan Weinstein and Chris Tate) are former analysts or brokers and use linear charts.

Normal Scale

Log Scale

Short Term

Long Term

What Chart Scale Should I Use?

• On short-term and medium-term charts (3 years or less) we recommend that you use normal scale.
• For long-term charts (more than 3 years), use either normal scale (linear) or log charts, but be aware of their respective strengths and weaknesses. Personally, I prefer to draw trendlines on linear charts unless we are looking at a 10 or 20 year time period.

Support and Resistance

Support

Resistance

Point and figure charts are useful for identifying support and resistance levels.

Role Reversal

Likewise, stockholders who sell when price approaches a resistance level will be disappointed if price penetrates the level and continues to rise. They will be inclined to buy if price returns to near the support level, fearing that they may miss out a second time. The resistance level thus becomes entrenched as a support level.

Strength of Support/Resistance

• the number of times that the level has been respected
• the amount of volume that has been traded near the level
• whether the level is old or new - recent levels have greater significance
• whether the level is a new High or new Low - more extreme levels have greater impact or
• a level formed at a round number (e.g. $20.00 or $100.00) leaves a lasting imprint.

A gap is filled when the range of subsequent bars closes the gap.

There are two basic rules:

1. Avoid trading common gaps, and
2. Only trade gaps when they are confirmed by volume.

Common Gaps

Common gaps occur in markets without a strong trend. They are not followed by new highs or new lows and are quickly closed in subsequent days' trading.

Some gaps are caused by events and should be ignored:

• Ex-dividend gaps occur as price adjusts on the day after a dividend becomes payable
• New share issues and
• Expiry of futures contracts.

Breakaway Gaps

Breakaway gaps are normally accompanied by heavy volume and occur when prices break out of a trading range. They are usually followed by a series of new highs in an upside breakout or, a series of new lows in a downside breakout, and are seldom closed.

Trading Rules

Continuation Gaps

Continuation gaps occur near the middle of strong trends and are useful in projecting how far the trend will continue. They are followed by new highs in an up-trend or new lows in a down-trend, which distinguishes them from exhaustion gaps. They are not normally closed.

Trading Rules

Exhaustion Gaps

Exhaustion gaps occur at the end of a strong trend and are the last surge before the trend expires, normally on heavy volume. They differ from continuation gaps in that they are not followed by new highs (in an up-trend) or new lows (in a down-trend) and are closed shortly afterwards.

Trading Rules

Island Clusters

Look out for island clusters, identified by an exhaustion gap followed (after a few days) by a breakaway gap in the opposite direction, they are powerful reversal signals.

Trading Rules

Head and Shoulders Patterns

Head and Shoulders

Volume Confirmation

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  High volume on the first peak,
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  Moderate volume on the middle peak,
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  Low volume on the third peak, and
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  A sharp increase in volume on the break below the neckline.

Trading Signals

Go short at breakout below the neckline.

Never trust a head and shoulders pattern where the neckline is clearly ascending (the second trough being higher than the first). Also, the more level the neckline, the more reliable the pattern.

Inverted Head and Shoulders

Volume Confirmation

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  High volume on the first trough,
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  Moderate volume on the second trough,
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  High volume on the second peak,
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  Low volume on the third trough, and
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  A sharp increase in volume at the breakout.

Trading Signals

Go long at breakout above the neckline.

Never trust an inverted head and shoulders pattern where the neckline is clearly descending (the second peak being lower than the first). The more level the neckline, the more reliable the pattern.

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