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There are two types of standard Doji Stars: Evening Star and Morning Star.
An Evening Star is over after the body during a long candlestick uptrend market, while for the Morning Star, which is down after the body during a long candlestick downtrend in the market.
Doji Star:
A Doji star is likely a sign to show that the current trend will change to another opposite trend. Thus, it is considered a sign of reversal indicates the current trend is likely to be final. The Doji Morning Star is somehow a sign of deeper, as an Evening Doji Star is a signal of higher education.
A trader should have waited for the standard chart to be completed before he or she takes the next move. Default graph can be regarded as a complete picture when a body Candlestick Doji occurs after the short. Although Doji is a sign of reversal, but could not get well on its own. The candlestick body occurs after the short Doji would help much in determining the market trend. When there is a red body occurs after the Doji shows that the trend is bearish and whether the body after the Doji candlestick is green, then it shows that bulls are taking over. Thus, there must be an interval before the candlestick body turns up.
The Doji is known as an "abandoned baby" or "island" that is isolated from the main body of the flow patterns candlestick.
Double Doji
This training consists Doji two similar appearing one after another. Can be considered as a common phenomenon and is most useful to compare with single Doji Doji double as show us more about the market of indecision. So with this double Doji, can be highly confident that there would be a flight to the current trend.
Dragonfly Doji
Dragonfly 'A' Doji has a long lower shadow chandelier and a very small body (sometimes it does not have a body candlestick). It is formed when the prices open, close and high are on the same level. This training is rare to be found. The current market first opened at a high price, then fell during the session (because the sale is more than buying) and then finally closed at the same high level with the opening price (indicating that the bulls have the strength to force prices up again). This training is a sign of higher than normally found at the bottom of a market low.
Tombstone Doji
As you might guess from the name, a "Gravestone Doji is a sign of threat to the merchants. The" Gravestone Doji has a long shadow up and a very small lamp body (sometimes it does not). It is formed when the open, close and low prices are the same level. During the session, the price does not rise, but back to the level of openness in close. Thus, this "Gravestone Doji is a sign of low. He is threatening the traders especially if it occurs in an uptrend.
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