#candle pattern

[abhifinowings]

Candlesticks are a visual representation of price fluctuation.

Each candle reflects the psychology of buyers and sellers.

Due to the constant interaction between buyers and sellers, certain patterns are formed on the chart — and by understanding these patterns, we can make strong buying or selling decisions.

A candlestick represents the opening, closing, highest and lowest prices within a certain period of time.

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Hi. I’m learning how to cross stitch. This is the first thing I’ve ever done.

I’ve been wanting to learn how to do this for years, and I’m finally getting to it. I’m having a good time. Hand’s a lil hurt-y, though. I hope I get faster.

I got this pattern from RileyDoesCrossStitch on Etsy. :)

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Madotsuki with cosy slippers. Sorry people who follow me for lotf

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I swear he could be the fucking statue of liberty-

[darkccfinds]

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[abhifinowings]

Mastering Candlestick Patterns: The Ultimate Guide

Candlestick patterns, also known as candle patterns, are one of the most widely used tools in technical analysis. They help traders and investors understand price movements and predict market trends with greater accuracy. A single candlestick on a chart shows the opening, closing, high, and low prices for a specific time period. By studying the shapes and arrangements of these candles, market participants can identify whether buyers or sellers are dominating and anticipate potential reversals or continuations in price.

For example, the Bullish Engulfing Pattern is a classic candlestick pattern that signals a potential upward reversal. It occurs when a small red candle (showing price decline) is followed by a large green candle that completely engulfs the previous red candle. This suggests that buyers have taken control after a period of selling pressure. Traders often consider this as a signal to enter long positions.

On the other hand, the Doji candle is a neutral pattern that reflects indecision in the market. In a Doji, the opening and closing prices are almost the same, creating a cross-shaped candle. This often appears at the top or bottom of trends and indicates that the market could reverse direction. For instance, if a Doji forms after a long uptrend, traders might prepare for a possible bearish reversal.

Another important candle pattern is the Hammer, which is characterized by a small body and a long lower shadow. The Hammer usually forms at the bottom of a downtrend and suggests that sellers pushed prices lower during the session, but buyers regained strength and pushed prices back up near the opening level. This reversal signal is widely used in both stock and crypto trading.

Candlestick patterns are even more powerful when combined with other technical tools such as moving averages or support and resistance levels. For example, a Bullish Engulfing pattern forming near a key support zone can be a strong buy signal. However, traders should remember that no candle pattern guarantees success. It is important to wait for confirmation before making trading decisions.

In summary, candlestick patterns provide visual insights into market psychology. From simple single-candle formations like Doji and Hammer to complex multi-candle structures like Morning Star and Evening Star, these patterns offer traders valuable clues about potential price movements. By learning to recognize and interpret these candle patterns, investors can improve their timing and make more informed trading decisions.

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it's when ones gender is neutral or null. :-)

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[ceiling-karasu]

I was discussing Korean shamanism with @agotia-t after they introduced Hanbam, and this encouraged me to finally draw my White-Naped Crane shaman OC, Chongsu (link to months old post here), as I said I eventually would. I have briefly included her in The Rod that Blocks the Lightning (here, about 2/3rds of the way through the chapter), as well.

She participates in the spiritual and medicine making practices of the mudang, while avoiding the performances of the kisaeng path.

Here is an example of one of her gutdang worship rooms, in which she would perform sacred ceremonies.

Generations past, a Joseon style caste system was kept in place with the help of the spiritual priest class, mudang shamans with a mixture of Confucianism and Buddhism, enjoying many luxuries and power in their caste high above most other species.

In the current day of the AU, generations after the former kings and caste systems were overthrown, the scars still remain (ex. Weasels thinking they are superior to smaller species and the squirrels needing to be reminded that they are allowed to join the soldier hedgehogs).

The White-Naped cranes spiritual practices, and preference towards the old caste system, have fallen out of favor with the general populace of Flower Hill. It is, however, very popular with the Weasels, who still hold that they are superior to the smaller animals. Many shaman leave Flower Hill to join the weasels to provide spiritual practices, something Flower Hill cannot stop due to migration permits.

Chongsu is based on a mudang shaman whose bloodline supposedly ties back the strongest to Sungmo, the mother of all shaman priestesses. Which makes her a sort of community elder despite her young age, as well as her constant mysterious illnesses.

She is a young crane, who lives in Flower Hill, too sickly to make the annual migration to Teikoku (Japan), like most of the White-Napes cranes. She and her followers assist in making medicine for the troops. Her biggest wish and command is for all species to get along with each other in harmony. What she does not realize, is that as the ‘supreme leader,’ this could possibly be misinterpreted as a command for her followers to reinstate the caste system, by any means possible, which could even mean teaming up with weasel, wolf, or tiger leaders, who also wish to return to the caste system and crush all underfoot.

In real life, white named cranes are unusual in that they primary live in the demilitarized zone of North Korea, but migrate to Japan. Shaman still exist in Korea to this day (participating in spiritual/healing leaders, fortune telling, and entertainment such as with the kisaeng), but are sometimes treated with suspicion, especially in North Korea, due to many of them, especially the kisaeng (who the Japanese troops found similar to geisha, apparently according to reports), siding with the Japanese during the invasions. As a result, the distrust and semi discrimination the Flower Hill commanders hold for Chongsu, is a hint that all is not absolutely perfect in Flower Hill.

[sailermoon]

does anyone else have a playlist they only listen exclusively before bed? I feel like a toddler gearing myself up for nap time with it

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