
Master level 9 Japanese candlesticks program guides you through 50 charts and 350 questions, with seven slides per chart, two videos per chart, and step-by-step self-assessment to improve chart reading.
Learn the universal use of Japanese candlesticks across markets, focusing on reversal signals and confirmation via Western indicators, support resistance, and box ranges using the Apple daily chart.
Identify bearish signals: a bearish engulfing pattern and a variation of an evening star, with the close below the prior green rail midpoint and avoid buying into falling window resistance.
Analyze weekly Microsoft candlesticks to confirm a harami when the real body height is about 20 to 25 percent of the prior body, and explore pattern completion.
Examine Microsoft candlestick patterns, including the last engulfing top's bearish signal, the morning star, and falling windows as resistance, with piercing variations confirming support.
Analyze Google's daily candlestick chart to identify hammer, shooting star, and inverted hammer patterns, assess pattern completion, bearish signals, and prudent trading considerations.
Identify hammer, shooting star, and inverted hammer patterns in trend contexts. Explain how resistance, rising and falling windows, and bullish or bearish signals affect these candlesticks.
Examine a weekly Amazon chart to evaluate candlestick signals, identify patterns like hammer, hanging man, three black crows, and three white soldiers, and assess support and potential downside.
Analyze amazon chart candlesticks to see how a line of resistance becomes support on a bullish candle, and why patterns like hanging man and bear harami do not guarantee moves.
Analyze chart number five of Berkshire B stock on a daily time frame, noting Class A and Class B shares and the company’s owners Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.
Explore Berkshire chart patterns: rising and falling windows as support and resistance, multi-state support and resistance within a box range, and the last engulfing top.
Assess Dow Jones daily chart with stochastics overbought and oversold levels, and answer questions on patterns from morning star and bearish engulfing to three black candles and belt hold line.
evaluate candlestick signals to time trades: short on red candles with engulfing tops and resistance, or go long on a hammer with oversold stochastics and support.
Analyze the Nikkei daily chart using Bollinger bands and stochastics, exploring candle patterns, support levels, opening and closing prices, and whether two candles form a tweezer bottom.
Explore chart seven of Nikkei with a shooting star that fails to close above the upper Bollinger band, signaling caution and a potential short setup.
Examine the Nasdaq weekly chart: identify bear harami or shooting star patterns, resistance and support zones, trend line breaks, and rising windows to guide long or short moves.
Assess Nasdaq candlesticks to debunk bear harami and shooting star, identify rising windows as support and a highway candle confirming the window, and note bull harami after a downtrend.
Analyze the daily chart of the Nifty 50 to identify false breakouts, pattern completions, tweezer stops, piercing patterns, bullish belt holds, long white or green real bodies, and chart windows.
Study false breakouts, rising window breakouts, and candlestick signals like bullish engulfing, tweezer stop, and piercing patterns to confirm breakouts, support, and potential reversals.
Examine chart ten on the CEC weekly to identify candlestick patterns: three wide solar pattern, three white soldier, hammer, piercing pattern, and why some signals differ from a shooting star.
Identify and evaluate candlestick patterns, including three white soldier patterns and their variations, bearish and piercing patterns, shooting star, hammer, with consideration of uptrend, downtrend, and resistance lines.
Analyze the crude oil daily chart to identify multi-tested support and resistance, box range breakouts, target levels, and candlestick pattern completions.
Analyze oil price action through multifaceted support and resistance, box range breaks, and measured targets, and identify bull harami and inverted hammer patterns to anticipate trend moves.
Analyze gold weekly candlestick signals on chart 12 by evaluating hammer, dark cloud cover, piercing patterns, resistance, doji counts, and bearish indicators like bearish engulfing, to assess future market direction.
Evaluate why the hammer fails due to poor risk–reward and unconfirmed support, and recognize bearish signals from dark cloud cover, resistance, piercing patterns, doji counts, and a bearish engulfing pattern.
Analyze silver's daily chart to identify morning star and evening star, count long white or green real body candles, and spot inverted hammers, false breakouts, and spinning tops signals.
Analyze silver chart by identifying morning star and evening star variations and evaluating long white or green candles, inverted hammers after downtrends, false breakouts, and last engulfing top bearish implication.
Analyze the copper weekly chart 14 through candlestick questions on short entries, dark cloud cover signals, rare weekly windows, inverted hammer bullish implications, and the three black glow pattern.
Assess candlestick signals like dark cloud cover, inverted hammer, and star to evaluate resistance, support, and trend changes. Apply confirmation rules, polarity shifts, and window tests for trading decisions.
Explore natural gas on a daily chart, answering candlestick questions about doji completions, spinning top confirmations, dual pattern endings, and hammer-like lower shadows to assess short opportunities.
Analyze natural gas candlesticks, including harami cross with a doji, spinning top bullish confirmation, and bearish engulfing with last engulfing bottom, plus resistance from a doji after a tall candle.
Analyze Bitcoin weekly candlestick patterns on chart 16, and answer questions about stars, hammer support, and resistance. Explore long-entry decisions on two candles, and assess how fibonacci levels influence reward-to-risk.
Analyze bitcoin candlestick signals in a 24-hour market, including star, hammer, and bullish engulfing patterns, to judge support, resistance, and entry using fibonacci-based risk-reward.
Examine Ethereum's daily chart on chart 17, outlining shooting star and evening star signals, and identify the box range with the three black row pattern and the three white soldier pattern.
Analyze ethereum price action using candlestick patterns, including tweezers, shooting star, evening star, box range, and three black arrow/three white soldier patterns, with polarity and resistance.
Analyze Litecoin on the weekly chart to identify candlestick patterns, shooting stars, and pullback strategies for shorting, while assessing upper shadow implications and Fibonacci level significance.
Explore Litecoin candlestick analysis, highlighting bullish engulfing, morning star, and long white body completions, with a doji-like pullback setup to short at the high resistance and Fibonacci levels.
Analyze ripple daily chart patterns, support and resistance levels, and hammer and inverted hammer formations to identify bullish signals and possible long entries.
Explain inverted hammer and hammer patterns in Japanese candlesticks, showing how candle color, shadows, and real bodies reveal market shifts and bullish signals like morning star and engulfing.
Analyze Cardano's weekly candlesticks to assess resistance, identify bearish engulfing and inverted hammer patterns, interpret spinning tops and long shadows, and evaluate pattern completion on the chart.
Examine candlestick patterns on Cardano, including hammers and engulfing setups, to assess resistance, confirm breakouts with fibonacci levels, and identify high-probability entry and risk levels.
Explore Reliance on the daily chart to identify four candlestick patterns, the red candle's two objectives, and the green candle's star and y, piercing limitations, dog signaling, and falling window.
Identify how this candle completes four patterns—doji, shooting star, bear harami cross, and doji after a tall white candle—and signals a falling window, breaking support, and market indecision.
Analyze chart 22 on the weekly frame to evaluate tweezer stop, tweezer bottom, and shooting stars. Discuss buying on the green candle and the harami pattern near 640.
Assess chart 22 candle patterns to identify tweezer stop and bottom variations, bullish engulfing signals, and shooting stars. Explain why resistance near 640 forms and why a harami isn't confirmed.
Analyze daily candlestick patterns on the HDFC Bank chart 23, including star formations, piercing patterns, rising windows, resistance breaks, opening price strength, and hammer possibilities.
Chart 23 demonstrates why the candle is not an ideal star pattern due to a rising window with overlapping shadows, signaling market indecision and no piercing pattern.
Analyze candlestick patterns on ICICI Bank chart 24, including high value candles, high wave candles, shooting star, dragonfly dog, and bullish belt hold line for buying risk and support confirmation.
Explore how a shooting star confirms resistance within a price channel, use Fibonacci levels to time bullish entries, and validate support on the ICICI chart.
Analyze chart 25 on Infosys daily time frame, evaluating short entries on red and green candles with rsi as a hint, and identify spinning tops, false brake, and bullish engulfing.
Examine candlestick signals such as bearish engulfing at overbought RSI and a shooting star resistance, identify breakouts and false breakouts, and explain spinning tops in a box range.
Explore the foreign exchange market using chart 26 usd weekly to study the change channel concept and evaluate when to short or go long on specific candles.
Analyze euro/usd candle patterns such as the shooting star and bullish/bearish engulfing, and how support, fibonacci levels, and dunkin channel lines guide entries and risk.
Analyze chart 27 USDJPY daily to evaluate a breakout from the box range, assess a potential bearish belt hold line, and decide on trend-line break buy signals and confirmations.
Analyze USDJPY chart dynamics: a breakout candle must close above resistance; use the box range to project targets; and confirm breakouts before buying.
Examine Fibonacci levels on the GBPUSD weekly chart 28, determine candle placement, identify buy limit opportunities, and evaluate potential tops, targets, dark cloud cover, spinning tops, and three white soldiers pattern.
Apply fibonacci levels to a bullish engulfing with piercing pattern on GBPUSD, place buy limits at 61% or 50%, and set stops at 38.2% or candle low, targeting 1.61.
Explore usd/chf daily chart cues, evaluating a green candle buy. Exit after macd crossovers and breakout chances, while identifying bullish engulfing signals and doji relevance.
Analyze a bullish engulfing setup in USDCHF with MACD confirmation, assess support and 50% levels, and navigate MACD crossovers, box range breakouts, and doji implications.
Analyze the weekly USDCAD chart using MACD to identify bullish divergence, hammer and bull harami patterns, and manage trades with MACD lines; recognize inverted hammer and polarity change.
Identify bullish divergence on USDCAD using MACD histogram rising as price falls, monitor green histogram crossings, assess hammer patterns, power line insights, and polarity changes for entry decisions.
Analyze global interest rates through the US 10-year yield, applying MACD to identify bearish divergence, a bearish belt hold line, a bull harami, angled trend lines, and potential price turnups.
Spot bearish divergence where price rises while the histogram falls below the center line, then analyze trendline break, polarity shift, and candlestick patterns like bullish engulfing and near bull harami.
Explore a weekly chart of the Japanese ten year bond yield using a 12-period exponential moving average, answering questions about support, resistance, candlestick patterns, and moving average lag.
Learn to time exits using moving average resistance or support with candlesticks, including bearish engulfing, star and high wave patterns, and the falling off the roof scenario.
Analyze chart 33 of the UK ten year bond yield on the daily frame to identify false breakouts, hammer signals, two supports, shooting star, rising window, and bare harami.
Explain false break versus false breakout on chart 33, using a multi-tested support line and price reentry above support to signal a long setup.
Analyze chart 34 of the German ten-year yield on a weekly frame, examining three white soldiers, dark cloud cover, dragonfly doji, gravestone doji, and shorting signals.
Evaluate candlestick signals on this chart by assessing a shooting star at resistance, a hammer at support, and three white soldier pattern, dragonfly dog, gravestone doji, and bullish engulfing.
Explore candlestick analysis on chart 35 for Switzerland's ten year bond yield, using a daily time frame, including strong opening prices, red and green candles, tweezers bottom, and shorting decisions.
Analyze Switzerland chart candlesticks, including opening price strength, bearish patterns, tweezers bottom with a hammer, and short signals when price opens above resistance and closes below.
Explore Toyota's 15-minute intraday chart, identify pivot points and lines, and answer questions on candle open and close signals, shorting, level relative to previous day, and where declines pause.
Opening above the pivot point signals a bullish intraday; closing above reinforces it. Short entries occur when a green candle breaks R1, but gravity pulls price toward the pivot.
Explore Sony's 15-minute chart using central pivot range lines, answer questions about CPR breaks, trend reversal, box range formation, and the roles of hammer and bearish candles.
This lecture explains how the CPR resists in a downtrend, with height tied to previous-day volatility, and how rising windows and box ranges shape first-hour highs and lows.
Analyze weekly candlestick patterns on chart 0.38 of Keyence, answering questions on false breaks, buy signals from red and green candles, twitter stop, spinning tops, and windows.
Spot a false break on tested support; wait for a close above it. Buy at the 61% Fibonacci level and draw low and 50% lines for future support.
Analyze chart 39 on the daily time frame to interpret red, small, and green candles, assess opening strength, and decide on short or long positions, noting doji significance.
Identify three confirmations: the dark cloud variation, bearish last engulfing top, and a falling window confirming a false breakout, signaling a trend reversal and rising window support with a doji.
Analyze a Mitsubishi weekly chart using 12-period and 3-period exponential moving averages to interpret crossovers, including the dead and golden crosses, candle signals, and moving-average support.
Explore how 12-period slow and 3-period fast exponential moving averages produce red and golden cross signals, with dead cross exits and notes on support.
Analyze SAP chart 41 on German stocks using the SFP daily time frame and a 12-period exponential moving average to interpret belt hold, doji, hammer, and moving-average break signals.
Learn to time exits in a bullish setup using moving averages and candlestick signals: bullish engulfing, golden cross, dead cross, and window indicators that confirm the uptrend and resistance dynamics.
Explore key candlestick patterns on a Siemens weekly chart, analyzing false breaks, upper shadows, stars, and the conditions for a dark cloud cover and an evening star.
Assess false breaks by analyzing support, testing, and pink line closes. Seek entry on green candle, noting long upper shadows, evening star, and dark cloud cover signaling resistance and confirmation.
Examine Deutsche Telekom on a daily chart to evaluate a rising window false breakout, pink resistance line tests, and potential buying points with stop losses on green and red candles.
Explore charting techniques on Deutsche Telekom chart 43, identifying rising window false breakouts, testing supports and resistance, close above lines, piercing-pattern variations, and practical stop-loss placement.
Analyze candlestick signals on Volkswagen's weekly chart, exploring buying on green candles, piercing pattern reliability, dark cloud cover, shooting stars, and identifying polarity changes.
Explore candlestick signals focusing on rising windows forming support and bullish closes, with minor buys for non piercing patterns and notes on piercing variations, dark cloud, and polarity at support.
Analyze chart 45 in a daily timeframe to decide buying on red or green candle, assess a false breakout, shorting opportunities, and evaluate pink line support levels for valid buys.
analyze chart 45 on Allianz, tracing the rising window, its support test, the false break, and the fourth step that confirms a buy; weigh resistance and reward-to-risk for entries.
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
There are 2 ways to learn candlesticks trading.
One is by learning the candle patterns and how to combine them with western indicators to find trades. This we have been doing till now.
The second method and a very powerful method is the method of questioning. I have used this method to improve my trading skills. In this method, what we do is, we take a chart and ask some intelligent questions specific to that chart.
This forces us to think.
This forces us to go back to the definitions of the candle patterns.
It forces us to go back and study the nuances of each candle pattern and its strict criteria.
However, for this method of questioning to work well, the questions we ask must be thoughtful enough.
And I want to do this for you.
So, what I have done is, I have taken 50 different charts and prepared 7 questions per chart.
So this course has 350 different questions to be discussed.
This level is different in a couple of more ways.
One, from level 1 to 8, we primarily looked at the Indian markets, because it really does not matter which market you are looking at, as long as it has identifiable candle patterns, since the candlesticks are universal. They can be applied to any market in the world. So in this level, I have taken charts from financial markets around the world, to show you how the candles work on any market.
Two, this time I am using green and red colour candles, instead of our traditional white and black candles. The colour really does not matter as long as we know which one is a bullish candle and which one is a bearish candle.
So get ready.
I have divided this course into 10 different sections.
Each section has 5 charts.
Each chart has 7 different questions.
Following market charts are covered in this program [10 sections]:
American Stocks
Apple
Microsoft
Amazon
Berkshire
World Indices
Dow
Nikkei
Nasdaq
Nifty 50
CAC
Commodities
Oil
Gold
Silver
Copper
Natural Gas
Cryptos
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Litecoin
Ripple
Cardano
Indian Stocks
Reliance
TCS
HDFC Bank
ICICI Bank
Infosys
Forex
EURUSD
USDJPY
GBPUSD
USDCHF
USDCAD
Interest Rates
US
Japan
UK
Germany
Switzerland
Japanese Stocks
Toyota
Sony
Keyence
NTT
Mitsubishi
German Stocks
SAP
Siemens
Deutsche Telekom
Volkswagen
Allianz
Chinese Stocks
Tencent
Moutai
ICBC Futures
Alibaba
China Construction Bank
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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