
Master rising three pattern, a continuation after uptrend, with a long white body, small within-range bodies, and a candle that opens above the prior close and closes above first candle.
Analyze the shaven head shaven bottom candle and a rising three pattern on daily silver charts, distinguishing ideal versus variation, entry and risk management, and reward-to-risk considerations.
Explore a variation of the rising three pattern on a daily chart, with entry at the pattern low and a stop loss, highlighting risk reward in continuation trades.
Analyze Lux Industries' daily chart to examine the drawback of the rising three pattern, observe two or more small real bodies, a long entry-to-stop distance, and no clear targets.
Define a rising three pattern by a long green real body, small bodies, and final candle that opens above the prior close and closes above the first candle; avoid violations.
Explore variation of the falling three pattern on Tech Mahindra chart, showing downtrend, falling window, tall red body, three small real bodies, with ADX above 20 indicating a continuation trade.
Explore the power of the falling three pattern on a daily Ford chart, detailing its criteria, variations, and how to set entry and stop loss to ride the trend.
On a daily Visa chart, a tall red body with consolidation and a falling window signals bearish momentum, but it is not a falling three pattern.
Explore the variation of the bull separating line on a Nike chart, noting how opening strength and long red real body and long white real body influence trade probability.
Learn how a bull separating line can signal a bottom when a rising window and confluence of factors align with confirmed support; otherwise treat as a variation with caution.
Identify when a bullish pattern signals a poor reward-to-risk setup due to resistance windows and multiple bears; avoid long trades and wait for a clearer breakout.
Learn how the bull separating line breaking a window signals a potential bottom, including variations, probability factors, and practical entry and risk management using a falling window.
Learn the bull separating line variation on a daily chart, identifying an uptrend, a strong green real body, rising window, and key support lines to guide entries and exits.
Explore the bear separating line, a candlestick pattern after a downtrend, with a long white real body and a long black real body opening at the same price, signaling downside.
Identify two candles with the same closing price, not the opening price, and avoid misreading as bear separating line; recognize bullish counter attack on a daily amazon chart using color.
Identify how a bear separating line variation signals a top after an uptrend on a daily American Express chart, with ADX above 20 and RSI or Bollinger as confirmations.
Observe the daily timeframe chart revealing strong bearish momentum as price breaks support and forms a bear separating line variant, signaling a continuation with consolidation before further decline.
Spot a market free fall on a daily Moody's chart, marked by a falling window and bear separating line, and short with a stop loss as bearish momentum drives down.
Identify the symmetrical triangle as a powerful continuation pattern, using four chart points to draw two trend lines, define the base and apex, and project targets and breakout timing.
Learn to trade a decisive breakout from a symmetrical triangle using trend lines, entry and stop loss, target projection, and the difference between triangles and pennants with Japanese candlesticks.
Explore the ideal breakout timing within symmetrical triangles on a daily Bajaj Finance chart, identifying entry, stop loss, and reward-to-risk targets to anticipate a breakout before key dates.
Identify a symmetrical triangle formed by an ascending and a descending trend line. Plan the entry, stop loss, and target with a date, projecting breakout distance.
Observe a tiny breakout candle on a daily Sensex chart signaling a bullish move, with a triangle breakout, stop loss below the candle low, and favorable reward-to-risk targets.
Master the symmetrical triangle pattern and its bullish and bearish breakouts on a daily Tata Motors chart, learning entry, stop loss, and target calculation with a favorable risk-reward.
Explore the ascending triangle, its horizontal top and ascending side, how to project the breakout distance, and its bullish bias with potential bottom signals over weeks, including multi-tested resistance.
examine a daily Mastercard chart of a very narrow ascending triangle, with entry, stop loss, and target considerations, highlighting breakout, resistance, and reward-to-risk dynamics.
Learn to identify rising bullish momentum by drawing the upper line of an ascending triangle on a daily chart, and execute a breakout trade with entry, stop loss, and target.
Learn how a long white real body candlestick signals entry with a potential support and 50% level, improving reward-to-risk in an ascending triangle breakout.
Shows a bullish window inside an ascending triangle on a daily eBay chart. Enter with a stop at the candle low and target a 2:1 reward-to-risk for a continuation trade.
On a daily Boeing chart, the super narrow ascending triangle breaks out near the 65–75% level with a 2:1 reward risk, but a rising window at open can ruin entry.
Use the ascending triangle at the bottom to signal a market bottom and enter on an early breakout. Place a conservative stop below the prior low and target the move.
Explore the descending triangle as a bearish continuation pattern formed by a downtrend, multi tested support, and a falling trend line, followed by a breakout and decline.
This lecture analyzes a descending triangle on the AUD/USD forex chart, highlighting a strong downside breakout, a descending trend line, tested support, entry, stop loss, and a 1.5:1 reward-to-risk target.
Analyze the aggressive break of the descending triangle on a daily chart, including entry, stop loss, target, and reward-to-risk considerations.
Spot a tall candle breaking crucial support areas within a descending triangle on the Dax chart, completing the triangle and signaling a breakout with an entry, stop loss, and target.
Master the descending triangle on a daily chart, with breakout, entry, stop loss, and target, and learn ideal continuation patterns and reward-to-risk considerations, including pennants for future topics.
All the Levels of The Japanese Candlesticks Trading Mastery Program are designed to help you :
Learn How to Trade Stocks, Forex & Commodities Using Candlesticks & Technical Analysis to Become a Professional Trader
In this course, my goal is to take you to the next level of continuation trading.
Usually, when it comes to continuations, what comes to mind is windows.
However, there are patterns (which do not contain windows), which can be classified as continuations.
And we are going to take a deep dive into those specific patterns.
Please understand that:
There are 2 types of trades:
1) Reversals
2) Continuations
Continuations are less riskier.
Continuations provide a relatively lower reward to risk ratio, when compared to reversals.
Yet, the odds of the trade going in your favor is high for continuations, relative to reversals.
As a professional candlestick trader, we must learn to use both types of trades.
So here are the patterns I have covered in this course:
The Rising Three Pattern
The Falling Three Pattern
The Bull Separating Line
The Bear Separating Line
The Triangle
The Ascending Triangle
The Descending Triangle
Following are the sections and the sub-topics in this course:
The Rising Three Pattern
The Rising Three Pattern
The Shaven Head Shaven Bottom Candle
The Variation of a Rising Three Pattern
Watch out for the Reward to Risk Ratio
The Breakout of a Multi-Tested Resistance
The Drawback of the Rising Three Pattern
This is Not a Valid Rising Three Pattern
The Decent Reward to Risk Trade
The Falling Three Pattern
The Falling Three Pattern
The Multiple Small Real Bodies
The Variation of a Falling Three Pattern
The Ideal Three Small Real Bodies
The Power of a Falling Three Pattern
The Two Doji Candles
This is Not a Falling Three Pattern
Watch out for Support Area
The Bull Separating Line
The Bull Separating Line
This is Not an Ideal Bull Separating Line
The Variation of a Bull Separating Line
The Signal at the Bottom
The Poor Reward to Risk Ratio
The Bull Separating Line Breaking a Window
The Powerful Pattern
The Bulls Taking Control
The Bear Separating Line
The Bear Separating Line
The Ideal Bear Separating Line
The Bear Separating Line Breaking a Window
This is Not a Bear Separating Line
The Signal at the Top
The Bearish Momentum
The Freefall
The First Small Real Body Candle
The Triangle
The Triangle
The Decisive Breakout
The Ideal Breakout Timing
The Narrow Triangle
The Wider Triangle
The Tiny Breakout Candle
The Late Breakout
The Ascending Triangle
The Ascending Triangle
The Breakout from an Ascending Triangle
A Very Narrow Ascending Triangle
The Rising Bullish Momentum
Trading the Long White Real Body
The Window Inside the Ascending Triangle
The Super Narrow Triangle
The Ascending Triangle at the Bottom
The Early Stage Breakout
The Descending Triangle
The Descending Triangle
The Strong Downside Breakout
The Aggressive Break of the Descending Triangle
The Narrow Descending Triangle
The Tall Candle Breaking Crucial Support Areas
The Window and the Descending Triangle
The Late Breakout
The Power of a Descending Triangle
Following is the universe of markets from which the charts for this course were chosen:
American Stocks
Japanese Stocks
Chinese Stocks
European Stocks
Indian Stocks
Global Indices
Learn concepts that apply to any type of trading. If you know how to read one chart, you can read them all. This course through its various levels will help you understand this unique and most primitive technique of trading. The Japanese Candlesticks Trading Mastery Program can be applied in any or all of the following areas of work :
Forex Trading / FX Trading / Currency Trading
Stock Trading
Commodity Trading
Options Trading
Futures Trading
Intraday Trading / Day Trading
Positional Trading
Swing Trading
Technical Analysis of Stocks, Commodities & Currencies
Price Action Trading
Chart Pattern Analysis
Cryptocurrency Trading
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