S&P500 | H1 Double Top | GTradingMethod👋 Hello traders,
Tried shorting a potential head and shoulders on the 1H chart earlier — it failed. Thankfully, one of my exit rules triggered before my stop loss, so the loss was small, but still not pleasant. That’s trading.
🧐 Market Overview:
The bigger picture remains the same. On the detailed side, I am looking for a potential double top on the hourly chart. RSI is making lower highs while price is making higher highs, which shows weakening buying momentum. For me, this is a non-negotiable variable when trading double tops and head & shoulders setups.
I’ll be waiting for a candle closure in my entry range, alongside a few more confirmations, before taking the next shot. Patience is key here.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 3.4
Entry: 6 598.4
Stop Loss: 6 608.3
Take Profit 1 (50%): 6 567.9
Take Profit 2 (50%): 6 557.9
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Losses are part of the process. The key is to keep them small, stick to your rules, and wait for probability to play out over time.
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S&P500 | H1 Head and shoulders | GTradingMethodHello Traders.
🧐 Market Overview:
I am still holding a short on the rising wedge visible on the 4-hour chart. While the S&P 500 has broken out to the upside of the wedge, there’s still a real chance this could be a fake out.
The RSI is showing overbought conditions across the 1H, 2H, and 4H timeframes, which makes it difficult for price to push higher without cooling off first. From a probability standpoint, I see the short as more favorable here than chasing longs.
With hindsight I should have waited for a reversal pattern to open shorts when trying to trade the risking wedge on the 4 hour chart.
If the head and shoulders pattern on the 1H chart fails, then a possible double top on the 2H chart may form. I’ll post an update if that scenario plays out and I have time.
NB! I do not have confirmation to enter the head and shoulders short yet. It is only on my radar for now.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 3.8
Entry: 6 589.7
Stop Loss: 6 599
Take Profit 1 (50%): 6 560.2
Take Profit 2 (50%): 6 544.2
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
A favorable setup doesn’t guarantee success, but managing risk and aligning with probability is how I stay consistent over the long term.
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GBP/USD Full Analysis: Can W e Break Through This Resistance!Price has been moving around a very strong area of resistance and as shown on the on the chart u will see multiple wicks trying to push through this res and failed completely. my prediction for this pair is that USD on the index is struggling to move to the upside and the maid direction is down, also if we combine fundamentals too i believe strongly that USD will continue melting.
for GBP/USD pair i will wait for a daily candle stcik closure above this area of resistance. if i get this then entering a buy trade will be the best and low risk setup
Mastering Market Rhythm Through Adaptation👋Welcome, everyone!
In my previous post, I shared “The Secret Formula: Time + Structure = 80% Win Rate!” – a powerful way to increase your trading accuracy. But here’s the truth: even the best formula won’t work if you apply it blindly to every situation.
That’s why today I want to dive deeper into the next key lesson:
👉 Mastering Market Rhythm Through Adaptation
Why is this important?
The market has its own rhythm. Sometimes it trends strongly, sometimes it ranges, and other times it becomes extremely volatile. If you try to force one strategy on every scenario, you’ll be out of sync – and out of money.
By adapting, you will:
Know when to trade aggressively and when to scale down.
Choose the right strategy for the right market phase.
Most importantly: protect your capital and survive long enough to thrive.
How to adapt in practice
- Identify the market condition: Trend – Range – High Volatility.
- Adjust your strategy:
Clear trend → trend-following.
Range-bound → trade support and resistance.
High volatility → reduce lot size, focus on risk control.
- Multi-timeframe analysis: H1 may look sideways while H4 shows a clear trend.
- Always prepare a Plan B: If the market shifts, you won’t be caught off guard.
Real-world examples
XAUUSD: Fed cuts rates → gold rallies → follow the trend.
EURUSD: Pre-news uncertainty, ranging between 1.0850 – 1.0950 → range trading.
BTCUSDT: ETF approval sparks huge volatility → cut position size, wait for stability.
Final thoughts
There is no “holy grail” in trading. The real edge comes from knowing how to dance in sync with the market’s rhythm . The formula Time + Structure shows you where and when, while market adaptation shows you how long you can stay in the game.
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NASDAQ | H2 Double Top | GTradingMethodHello Traders! 👋
🧐 Market Overview:
CPI is out today — and it could be the spark the NASDAQ needs. Price is stalling at the previous all-time high, and that’s where I’m watching closely.
I’ve been tracking a double top on the daily for a while now, and today the H2 chart is starting to show the same structure. That kind of multi-timeframe alignment doesn’t happen often.
📊 Trade Plan:
I’ve entered a starter short on the daily structure. If the H2 confirms, I’ll scale in with a second position.
Risk/Reward:
Entry:
Stop Loss:
Take Profit 1 (50%):
Take Profit 2 (50%):
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Double tops work best when paired with other signals. In my system, I look for:
- RSI negative divergence
- Lower volume on the second top
- A confirmation candle close within my entry range
This reduces false signals and adds conviction.
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📌 Disclaimer:
This is not financial advice. This content is to track my trading journey and for educational purposes only.
NASDAQ | Daily Double Top | GTradingMethodHello Traders 👋
🧐 Market Overview:
I’ve opened a short on the NASDAQ based on a clear double top setup that formed yesterday. Several of my key variables aligned, giving this trade a high-probability edge:
Negative RSI divergence → showing weakening buying momentum
Lower volume on the second top → indicating exhaustion
Daily candle closure within threshold → confirming structure validity
📊 Trade Plan:
RR: 9.1
Entry: 23 931
Stop Loss: 23 178
Take Profit 1 (50%): 22 453
Take Profit 2 (50%): 21 969
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
When trading reversal patterns like double tops, I always wait for confirmation across multiple variables (momentum, volume, candle structure). This increases probability and reduces false entries.
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Gold | H4 Double Top | GTradingMethodHello Traders,
🧐 Market Overview:
Over the last 3 weeks, gold has rallied just under 10% — a massive move. While my longer-term outlook remains bullish, my system is currently flagging a potential short. On the 4-hour chart, a double top pattern is forming, signaling a possible pullback.
My system looks for rsi divergence, which is currently present. It also needs to see lower volume on the second top, also already confirmed.
My system has given the green light for opening a short. Now I am just waiting for a good entry point. Time to be patient and follow all my rules.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 3.5
Entry: 3 664.5
Stop Loss: 3 691.4
Take Profit 1 (50%): 3 592
Take Profit 2 (50%): 3 551
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Trading is about probability. This means I need to take every single trade when my edge is available. It also means I need to follow my rules on every single trade.
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Unlocking the Power of Ascending Triangles in Bitcoin Trading!Hello everyone! 👋
In this analysis, we will explore a popular technical pattern in Bitcoin trading called the Ascending Triangle 🔺 . This is a useful tool that helps us identify potential trading opportunities, especially when the market is in a consolidation phase. Let's dive deeper! 🚀
1. Ascending Triangle Pattern 📊
An Ascending Triangle forms when the price consistently creates higher lows but faces resistance at a fixed price level. This indicates that buyers are in control, but the market needs a strong push to break through the resistance.
2. How to Identify and Read the Pattern 🔍
Higher Lows : In an ascending triangle, the price's successive lows create rising support levels. This shows increasing buying pressure and indicates that the price can’t drop below the established support. 📈
Horizontal Resistance: The resistance level is the area where the price fails to break through for an extended period, creating a horizontal line. For Bitcoin, the current resistance level is 113,000 USD. 🚧
3. Trading Strategy 💡
Wait for a breakout: This pattern typically leads to a breakout when the price exceeds the resistance level. However, it’s crucial not to enter the trade immediately when the price approaches resistance. You should wait for confirmation when the price breaks through the resistance and is followed by a strong candlestick. 🕯️
Enter after confirmation: When the price surpasses the resistance with high volume and a strong candlestick, that’s the ideal time to enter a buy position. This reduces risk when trading. ✔️
4. Support and Resistance Levels 🔄
Resistance: The current resistance at 113,000 USD is critical. If the price breaks this level, we can expect a strong bullish movement. 💥
Support: If the price fails to break through the resistance, keep an eye on support levels like 110,000 USD or lower. When the price returns to these levels, look for signs of a recovery to find a potential buying opportunity. 💪
5. Risk Management ⚖️
Use Stop-Loss: To protect your capital, place a Stop-Loss below the nearest support level. This helps minimize risk if the price doesn’t move as expected. 🔒
Reasonable Profit Target: Set your profit target at the next resistance levels, such as 113,000 USD, 115,000 USD, and even 120,000 USD, which is currently in focus. Always control the risk-to-reward ratio in every trade. 🎯
6. Conclusion 🎓
The Ascending Triangle pattern is a powerful tool for identifying trading opportunities. However, it’s important not to rush into a trade but to wait for confirmation from the market before making a decision. Always remember to manage risk appropriately and follow your trading strategies.
Now, it’s your turn to apply this knowledge in practice. Please like this post if you’ve understood everything and are looking forward to the upcoming lessons—it will be a huge motivation for me. 👍
Wishing you all the best on your journey to becoming an expert! 🌟 Trade safely! 🛡️
Gold | H2 Double Top | GTradingMethodHello Traders 👋
🧐 Market Overview:
I’ll be honest — I’m feeling a little hesitant about entering another Gold trade. The last few setups have gone against my system more than I would like. But trading is always a game of probability — clusters of losses are part of the process.
The key is staying disciplined. Over the long run, probability is in my favour, and that’s why I have to take this trade. My system is flagging a potential double top on the H2 chart, and the so far setup aligns with my rules.
Some of the variables I look for:
- Negative rsi divergence
- decreasing volume on the second top
- Need candle to close in range to take the trade
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 3.7
Entry: 3666
Stop Loss: 3689
Take Profit 1 (50%): 3592
Take Profit 2 (50%): 3565
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Even the best systems go through losing streaks. The edge comes not from avoiding them, but from executing consistently and letting probability work itself out over time.
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Silver | H4 Double Top | GTradingMethod
🧐 Market Overview:
All my variables have been met.
Some of the variables I look for are as follows:
- RSI divergence
- Lower volume on top 2 (In this case JOLTS came out, which causes an exception to the volume rule)
- Attack candle closes in range
Opened a short position on Silver.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 3.9
🎯 Entry: 41.29
🛑 Stop Loss: 41.67
💰 Take Profit 1 (50%): 39.93
💰 Take Profit 2 (50%): 39.34
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Sometimes news events (like JOLTS) can disrupt normal volume behavior. That’s why it’s key to use multiple variables together, not rely on just one signal.
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Understanding Consolidation & Trading itWhat Consolidation Is
Consolidation is a market phase where price moves sideways within a defined range, showing indecision or balance between buyers (bulls) and sellers (bears).
Characterized by low volatility, overlapping candles, and no clear trend direction.
Often occurs after strong moves (as the market pauses) or before breakouts (accumulation/distribution).
Impact on Bulls & Bears
Bulls: View consolidation near highs as accumulation (buyers building positions before a breakout upward).
Bears: View consolidation near lows as distribution (sellers unloading before a breakdown).
Both sides place stop orders outside the range → creating liquidity pools that smart money hunts.
How Traders Can Take Advantage
Range Trading – Buy near support of the range, sell near resistance, until breakout occurs.
Liquidity Strategy – Wait for fakeouts beyond consolidation, then trade in the opposite direction (stop hunt setup).
Consolidation Across Timeframes
Lower Timeframes (1m–15m):
Looks like noise but is often where scalpers range trade.
Breakouts can give small but quick moves.
Mid Timeframes (1H–4H):
Shows clear accumulation/distribution phases.
Useful for intraday & swing traders.
Higher Timeframes (Daily–Weekly):
Represents major market indecision.
Breakouts from these zones often fuel massive trend moves.
✅ Summary:
Consolidation = sideways range = balance of bulls & bears.
Inside range → fade the extremes.
Outside range → trade support & resistance or liquidity sweep.
On different timeframes → the same consolidation can be noise on 5M, but a critical accumulation on the Daily chart.
The Secret Formula: Time + Structure = 80% Win Rate!Hello everyone,
If you’re struggling to combine Time (multi-timeframe analysis) and Structure (market framework) to build a solid foundation for predicting what’s likely to happen in the market, this post will reveal the secret many professionals use — with up to 80% win probability!
1. The Core Mindset – Time & Structure
Every timeframe speaks a different language:
- H4, D1 = the bigger picture (overall trend).
- M15, M5, M1 = the micro view (entry signals, internal flow).
The key is: never rely on one timeframe alone – always align them.
2. POI – Points of Interest
- Each timeframe has its own POI (Points of Interest).
- Example: When you find a POI on H4 , don’t rush in.
Zoom into M15 or M5 to see what’s happening inside that zone.
3. Multi-Timeframe Alignment – The Smart Money Way
For example:
- H4: Price taps into a demand zone.
- M15: Structure shifts from bearish → bullish inside that demand zone.
This means H4 is preparing for a rally, and M15 confirms your BUY entry with higher precision.
When multiple timeframes align in the same direction, your probability skyrockets.
4. Why Always Respect the Bigger Picture?
- LTF (Lower Timeframe) = just noise or details.
- HTF (Higher Timeframe) = the real storyline.
If M15 shows a BUY but H4 is strongly bearish, you’re fighting the market.
But if M15 and H4 point the same way , you have a High Probability Setup .
5. Keys to High-Probability Trading
Identify the higher timeframe trend (H4, D1).
Mark strong POIs.
Drop to lower timeframes (M15, M5, M1) to watch for structure shifts.
Only trade when Time & Structure are aligned.
Always manage risk – place SL beyond OB/POI zones.
6. Final Takeaway
High-probability trades appear when multiple timeframes confirm the same direction.
Don’t trade on gut feeling — let Time + Structure guide you, just like Smart Money does.
TUT Coin Tutorial Token Price News Today - Price PredictionTUT has recently surged from the 0.0585 support zone, breaking through mid-range resistance at 0.0650 and testing the upper resistance near 0.0755. Price has shown strong bullish momentum, but the sharp rejection wick at the top suggests sellers are defending the 0.0755 barrier. This aligns with the historical supply zone seen in late July.
As long as price remains capped below 0.0755, there is risk of a downside retracement back into the 0.0650 zone. If buyers reclaim and sustain above 0.0755, however, momentum could extend toward new highs.
📊 Key Levels
Support 1: 0.0650 (mid-level support)
Support 2: 0.0585 (major base support)
Resistance: 0.0755 (major cap zone)
Trading Scenarios
📉 Bearish Setup
Sell trigger: Rejection at 0.0755
Sell zone: 0.0735 – 0.0755
Target: 0.0650 support
Invalidation: Break and close above 0.0765
📈 Bullish Setup
Buy trigger: Break and hold above 0.0755
Buy zone: Retest of 0.0750–0.0760 as support
Target: 0.0820–0.0850 extension
Invalidation: Drop back below 0.0730
Summary
Momentum is bullish short-term, but 0.0755 is a key decision level.
A rejection favors a move back to 0.0650.
A breakout above 0.0755 opens path to higher highs.
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Gold | 15min Head and Shoulders | GTradingMethodHello Traders.
Welcome to today's trade idea by GTradingMethod.
🧐 Market Overview:
There’s a potential head and shoulders pattern forming on the 15-minute chart. Gold broke to a new high yesterday, and a healthy breakout often comes with a retest before continuing higher.
This 15-minute head and shoulders could signal that retest — or potentially lead to a deeper correction.
One of the variables I will be looking for is lower volume on the right shoulder.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/reward = 3.3
Entry price = 3 536.3
Stop loss price = 3 543.5
Take profit level 1 (50%) = 3 516.8
Take profit level 2 (50%) = 3 506
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Patterns can provide an edge, but waiting for confirmation helps you avoid false signals and emotional decisions.
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Gold | H1 Double Bottom | GTradingMethodHello Traders.
Welcome to today's trade idea by GTradingMethod.
🧐 Market Overview
Gold has been making higher highs while RSI has been making lower highs, which is known as negative RSI divergence. This is an indication of weakening buying strength. For further confluence, this potential double top is at the ATH level, which could provide further resistance.
📊 Trade Plan
Risk/reward = 2.9
Entry price = 3 497.6
Stop loss price = 3 515.5
Take profit level 1 (50%) = 3 456.4
Take profit level 2 (50%) = 3 431.9
💡 GTradingMethod Tip
Always predefine your risk for every trade and always accept this risk. If you accept the risk, there can be no emotional pain. If you do not get emotional, you will interpret the market's information objectively.
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Gold | H2 Double Top | GTradingMethod🧐 Market Overview:
Gold is testing a key diagonal resistance level while forming a potential double top on the H2 timeframe. This setup suggests that sellers may step in at this level if resistance holds.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 4.6
Entry: 3423.1
Stop Loss: 3429.6
Take Profit 1 (50%): 3397.8
Take Profit 2 (50%): 3385.5
💡 GTradingMethod Tip:
Double tops near major resistance often provide high R:R opportunities, but confirmation from price action is key before entering.
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Altcoins Market Bullish Continuation, Supporting SignalsTUTUSDT (Tutorial) has been leading the altcoins market. This pair tends to move ahead of the rest of the altcoins.
Here I am seeing a breakout from a sideways trading range, something similar to May.
Let's say TUTUSDT starts to move forward and this is day one. Why now? Because the market is ready. It starts to move forward and prints a bullish wave similar to June, we know the rest of the market will follow.
The fact that this chart shows perfect sideways action followed by bullish breakouts means that the people behind it are in the know. They know about the 2025 bull market, they know about the altcoins and they aren't about to sell when everything is set to grow.
So there you have it. This signal supports an altcoins market bullish continuation, what I've been saying in the past few days. It is still early, but the retrace already reached its end.
We are going up.
Namaste.
GTradingMethod | GER40CASH (DE40) LONG SETUPI’m watching a possible inverse head & shoulders forming on the hourly chart and looking for a long entry if confirmed.
It will also be a good time for reversal with Europe markets opening at the close of this hour.
That gives it liquidity it needs to push up aggressively.
Some of the variables I will be looking for is 1) The hourly candle to close in the entry range and 2) Lower volume on this candle versus the trough of the left shoulders.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 4.6
Entry: 24 236.3
Stop Loss: 24 194
Take Profit 1 (50%): 24 394
Take Profit 2 (50%): 24 480
💡 GTradingMethod Tip: Predefining your risk isn’t just a habit — it’s what keeps emotions out of trading and lets probability play out over time.
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Gold - Inverse head and shoulders on hourly chartAn inverse head & shoulders is potentially forming on the hourly gold chart.
In this case, the IHS acts as a continuation pattern, as gold has been consolidating sideways for some time.
📊 Trade Plan:
Risk/Reward: 3.8
Entry: 3330.9
Stop Loss: 3320.8
Take Profit 1 (50%): 3361.5
Take Profit 2 (50%): 3379.3
💡 GTradingMethod Tip: Every moment in the market is unique. That’s why it’s crucial to predefine and accept your risk before entering a trade.
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Take Profit in Trading: How Profit Levels WorkIn trading, profit isn’t secured when you “guess” the market direction — it’s secured when you already know where to close your trade. For this purpose, traders use a tool called Take Profit (TP).
What is Take Profit?
Take Profit is a pre-set price level at which your position automatically closes with profit. In essence, it’s the opposite of a stop-loss, which protects against loss. A TP removes the need to constantly monitor charts and ensures you capture profit exactly where you planned.
Example: A trader enters a long position on BTC at $114,000 and sets a TP at $118,000. Once the price touches that level, the trade closes automatically and profit is secured.
Why Do We Need Take Profit Levels?
The key role of TP is discipline. Without clear targets, traders risk closing trades too early or waiting too long until the market reverses. Take Profit levels help to:
lock in profit step by step,
avoid emotional decision-making,
move stop-loss to breakeven after reaching the first target.
Take Profit Levels (TP1, TP2, TP3, TP4)
In professional trading, as well as with CV_Pro, multiple TP levels are often used:
TP1 — the first target. Partial profit is taken, and stop-loss is moved to breakeven.
TP2 — confirms trend strength and allows further profit-taking.
TP3 and TP4 — extended goals for strong trend moves, when the market offers maximum potential.
This approach is called partial profit-taking. Instead of waiting for the “perfect” level, traders secure profits gradually. This reduces risk and increases consistency.
Take Profit and Trade Management
Working with TP is always a balance between greed and discipline. If the market moves in your favor, TP helps you capture more from the trend, and if the market reverses, you already leave with gains. Remember: it’s better to take profits according to plan than to wait and lose the entire move.
Conclusion
Take Profit is the foundation of professional trading. It turns random entries into a structured strategy. By using TP levels, a trader gains not only profit but also confidence that their trading is controlled and systematic.
IT40index (IT40CASH) - potential double top on 1 hour chartAll my variables lined up for entry.
Before I enter any trade, I predefine and fully accept my risk. That way, if the trade is a loser, there’s no emotional pain—just probability playing out. Over the long run, my edge means more wins than losses.
Key Details
📊 Risk/Reward: 4.6
🎯 Entry: 42 910
🛑 Stop Loss: 43 072.4
💰 Take Profit 1 (50%): 42 230
💰 Take Profit 2 (50%): 42 012
Stop loss is set. Now it’s time to sit on my hands and let the market do its thing.
💡 #GTradingMethod Tip: The hardest part of trading is often doing nothing. Trust your process, not your emotions.
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Oil - Potential long with inverse and shouldersWatching Oil for a potential long entry. There appears to be an inverse head and shoulders forming on the 4-hour chart.
If the 4-hour candle closes within the expected range and 3 of my other variables are met, I’ll consider entering a long position.
Trade Details:
📊 Risk/Reward: 3.8
🎯 Entry: 62.658
🛑 Stop Loss: 61.941
💰 Take Profit 1 (50%): 65
💰 Take Profit 2 (50%): 66.08
#GTradingMethod Tip: Predefine and accept your risk before entering a trade.
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Mastering indecision candlestick patterns - How to use it!In this guide I will explain the indecision candlestick patterns. The next subjects will be discussed:
- What are indecision candlestick patterns?
- What is the doji?
- What is the spinning top?
- What is the high wave candle?
What are indecision candlestick patterns?
Indecision candlestick patterns are formations on a price chart that suggest uncertainty in the market. They appear when neither buyers nor sellers have full control, meaning the price moves up and down during the trading period but closes near where it opened. This creates a candle with a small real body and often long wicks on either side, showing that the market explored both higher and lower prices but ended up not committing strongly in either direction. These patterns are often seen during periods when traders are waiting for more information before making bigger moves.
What is the doji?
One of the most well-known indecision candles is the doji. A doji forms when the opening price and the closing price are almost identical, resulting in a very thin body. The wicks, which show the highest and lowest prices of the period, can be long or short depending on market activity. A doji tells us that buying and selling pressure were almost equal, which can happen during pauses in trends or before major reversals.
What is the spinning top?
Another type is the spinning top. A spinning top also has a small body, but unlike the doji, the open and close are not exactly the same. The wicks on both sides are typically of similar length, indicating that the market moved both up and down significantly before settling close to the starting point. This pattern reflects hesitation and a balanced struggle between bulls and bears.
What is the high wave candle?
The high wave candle is a more dramatic version of indecision. It has a small real body like the other patterns but features very long upper and lower shadows. This means the market swung widely in both directions during the period, but ultimately closed without making strong progress either way. The high wave candle signals strong volatility paired with uncertainty, which can often precede sharp moves once the market chooses a direction.
When you see these types of candles, they are essentially the market saying “I’m not sure yet.” They often appear at turning points or before big news events and can warn that the current trend may be losing strength. However, they are not guarantees of reversal or continuation on their own. Traders usually combine them with other technical signals or chart patterns to confirm whether the market will break out in one direction or the other.
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