Basic Candlestick

Basic Candlesticks

Spinning Tops, Koma

The Spinning Tops are veleas that their real bodies are small and may be higher or lower shadows that can usually be longer than the length of the body. This represents a reluctance among the Spinning Tops, tops, are candles that have small real bodies, with their shadows on the upper and lower ends that are longer than the length of the body. This represents indecision between buyers and sellers.

The color of this candle is not important because the small body with shadows is what defines this mainly sail. bulls (bull) and bear (falling). The color of this candle, along with the actual extent of the shadows is not important. A small body about the shadows is what defines and identifies the candle. Spinning Top is fast turning into the ceiling.



The body, regardless of color, we reported that there had been little path between the open and close, with reference to their shadows these denote a hesitancy among buyers and sellers, but where there has been no clear determination of whether force purchase or sale.

In the event of a Spinning Top was formed in an uptrend, this behavior we suggest that buyers do not have enough strength to continue rising, and therefore it is possible that a drop occurs.

In the event of a Spinning Top was formed in a bearish trend, this behavior would indicate that we are indecisive sellers are not very convinced and therefore do not have enough strength to continue to fall, and is therefore likely to occur up .

Marubozu

Marubozu means Japanese shaved or cut closed. Other interpretations refer to this as a candle or Bald Head or Shaved. These names come to the event ensures that this does not have shadows or higher or lower. Whether black or white candle, the High and Low prices are consistent with the Open and Close.



There are considerations that make a Marubozu between White and Black Marubozu which we now turn.

Black Marubozu

The Marubozu Black has a black body and long without shadows, where the opening price (Open) equals andalusia highest price (High) and the closing price (Close) is equal to the lowest (Low).

Normally, this candle is considered as weak, as sellers control the session, so it is possible then a bass player, or any change and this is because it may indicate an end of sales and is usually the first day in many models of bullish investment. This candle is often called also Mayor Ying or Marubozu of Ying.

White Marubozu

Like the Marubozu Black, White Marubozu has a white body and long shadows on without end. Where the opening price (Open) is the same as the lowest (Low) and the closing price (Close) is the same as preico highest (High)

This candle is considered strong when it is considered on its own merits. Usually the opposite of Black Marubozu since it is often the first part of a bullish continuation or the first day on a bearish investment model. Is called Mayor Yang or Marubozu of Yang.

However, the opening and closing may be different ... see the openings and closures.

Closing Marubozu

In a closing of a Marubozu, the sail has no shadow extending from the closure, whether Marubozu a Black or White.

If the body is white, no shade superiro that the closure would be in the upper body. Like the white Marubozu in a Black Marubozu closure is in the lower body. In the case of a Marubozu Black (Yasunebike) this is considered weak and a candle is a candle Marubozu strong.



Opening Marubozu

In an opening Marubozu has no shadow extending from the opening of the body.

If the body is white, there would be no lower shadow, and sailing would be considered a strong bullish candle shadow on the bottom, then it is still a strong bullish candle. In the case of an opening in a Marubozu Black (Takano Yoritsuki) without shade higher is considered a weak candle and it is a bearish candle.

But it must take into consideration the following, the opening in Marubozu is not considered as strong or significant as the fastening Marubozu.