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BASIC JAPANESE CANDLESTICK PATTERNS
Candlestick Patterns are a form of technical analysis and charting used in a variety of markets including Stock and Forex. First appearing sometime after 1850, the now famous Candlestick Pattern technique grew popularity in the 90’s when introduced by Steve Nison who learnt about them from a Japanese broker.

They present price action over a set period of time and provide information such as possible reversal in the markets by showing the price movement.

The Patterns can be used for those already day trading and looking for long term investments. The great thing about them is that you can use them in all time frames, whether it’d be one day, an hour or just thirty minutes. Hantec Markets created an infographic outlining the basics of Japanese candlestick patterns, helping you gain understanding of the traditional charting.

BASIC JAPANESE CANDLESTICK PATTERNSInfographic by: hantecfx.com

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BASIC JAPANESE CANDLESTICK PATTERNS #infographic

BASIC JAPANESE CANDLESTICK PATTERNS
Candlestick Patterns are a form of technical analysis and charting used in a variety of markets including Stock and Forex. First appearing sometime after 1850, the now famous Candlestick Pattern technique grew popularity in the 90’s when introduced by Steve Nison who learnt about them from a Japanese broker.

They present price action over a set period of time and provide information such as possible reversal in the markets by showing the price movement.

The Patterns can be used for those already day trading and looking for long term investments. The great thing about them is that you can use them in all time frames, whether it’d be one day, an hour or just thirty minutes. Hantec Markets created an infographic outlining the basics of Japanese candlestick patterns, helping you gain understanding of the traditional charting.

BASIC JAPANESE CANDLESTICK PATTERNSInfographic by: hantecfx.com

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