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Although modernized in the late 1800s by journalist Charles Dow, the core principles of candlestick charting remain intact today.
In other words, all known information is reflected in the price, which is precisely displayed in the candlestick.
The “open” of a candlestick represents the price of an asset when the trading period begins whereas the “close” represents the price when the period has concluded.
The “high” and the “low” represent the highest and lowest prices achieved during the same trading session.
Three of the most useful candlesticks for identifying a potential trend change or for gauging market sentiment are the “doji,” “hammer” and “shooting star.”

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