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Candlestick True Doji Line Pattern

Candlestick
Patterns

Three River Evening Three River Morning
Bearish Three Gaps Bullish Three Gaps
Dark Cloud Cover Incomplete Dark Cloud Cover
Doji Star - Evening Position Doji Star - Morning Position
Engulfing Bullish Engulfing Bearish
Hammer/Hangman Inverted Hammer/Shooring Star
Bearish Harami Line Bullish Harami Line
Piercing Line Thrusting Line
Side-by-side Bearish Lines Side-by-Side Bullish Lines
Tweezers Bottoms Tweezers Tops
True Doji Lines Doji Lines
F.Tam Inside Out Up F.Tam Inside Out Down

True Doji Lines are formed when the Opening price and the Closing price are EQUAL. It is often called a "Doji Cross". This is the truest form of a DOJI pattern and indicates a market congestion phase and a potential reversal.

When this type of candle is found after an up trend it is considered a potential TOP formation. When this type of candle is found after an down trend it is considered a potential BOTTOM formation

Notice: Investors should continually watch for Dojis and the Umbrella group of candles. These candle types will typically precede a major market reversal. In fact, many investors have told me these types of candles are some of the most important candle types for investors to use.

Dojis are also great indicators of SUPPORT and RESISTANCE. Use the body level of the DOJIs as the support/resistance level.



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