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The List of candle-sticks pattern in gold candles used to trade Gold - The top ten most oftenly used candle-sticks pattern in gold trading used to trade the online market.

Doji Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

Doji is a candlestick pattern with same opening and closing price. There are various types of doji candlesticks pattern that form on charts.

following examples explain various patterns of the doji candlestick:

Long-legged doji Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold has long upper and lower shadows with the opening and closing price at the middle. When the Long legged doji pops up on a chart it demonstrates indecision between traders, buyers & sellers.

Below is example of the Long Legged Doji trading candle-sticks pattern

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Doji Chart Pattern - Doji Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained - Candles Made Easy Tutorial Guide

Marubozu Candle Sticks Patterns Guide Explained

Marubozu Candlestick Pattern in Gold are long candles that have no upper or lower shadows, Like depicted below.

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Marubozu Candlestick Pattern in Gold are continuing candlestick patterns that show price is going to continue in same direction as that of the marubozu candle-stick. The marubozu candles pattern can be white/blue or black/red depending on direction of the trend.

Spinning Tops Candlesticks Candle Sticks Patterns Guide Explained

Spinning tops Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold have a small body with long upper and lower shadows. These spinning top candle-sticks pattern in candlesticks are referred to by this name because they are similar to spinning tops on a matchstick.

The upper and lower shadows of the spinning tops candle-sticks pattern are longer than the body. The examples illustrated & explained below shows the spinning tops Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold. You can look for the pattern setup in your Meta Trader 4 Platform gold charts. The examples illustrated & explained below shows a screenshot to help traders when it comes to learning & understanding these Candle-stick Pattern in Gold.

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Color of the spinning tops candlestick candlesticks pattern isn't very important, this pattern explain the indecision between buyers and sellers in the market. When these chart patterns appear at the top of a trend or at the bottom of the trend it may trading signal that the trend is coming to an end and it may soon reverse and begin going the other direction. However, it is better to wait for confirmation signals that the direction of a trend has reversed before trading the signal from this Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold formation.

Hammer Candle Pattern & Hanging Man Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

Hammer Candle-stick Pattern and Hanging Man Candle-stick Pattern candle-sticks look alike but hammer is bullish reversal Candle-stick Pattern in Gold and hanging man is a bearish reversal Candle-stick Pattern in Gold.

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Hammer Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

Hammer Candle-stick Pattern in Gold is a potentially bullish candlestick pattern which forms during a downward trend. It's named so because the market is hammering out a market bottom.

Hanging Man Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

This hanging man Candle-stick Pattern in Gold is a potentially bearish trading reversal trading signal which occurs during a upward trend. It's named so because it looks like a man hanging on a noose up high.

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Inverted Hammer Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

This is a bullish reversal Candle-stick Pattern in Gold. It occurs at the bottom of a trend.

Inverted hammer Candle-stick Pattern in Gold occurs at the bottom of a downward gold trend & indicates the possibility of a reversal of the downwards trend.

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Shooting Star Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

Shooting Star is a bearish reversal Candle-stick Pattern in Gold. It occurs at the top of a trend.

Shooting Star Candle-stick Pattern in Gold occur at the top of an upward gold trend in the market where the open price is same as the low and price then rallied up but was pushed back down to close near the open.

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Piercing Line Candle Sticks Patterns Guide Explained

Piercing line candlestick pattern in gold trading is a long black body followed by a long white body candlestick.

The white body pierces the mid point of the prior black body.

This Piercing Line Candle-stick Pattern in Gold is a bullish reversal Candle-stick Pattern in Gold that occurs at the bottom of a market downwards trend. It shows that the market opens lower and closes above the midpoint of the black body.

This Piercing Line Candle-stick Pattern in Gold shows that the momentum of the downward gold trend is reducing and the market trend is likely to reverse and move in an upwards direction.

This Piercing Line Candle-stick Pattern in Gold is shown known as a piercing line signifying the market is piercing the bottoms showing a market floor for the price downward trend.

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Dark Cloud Cover Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

Opposite of piercing candle stick candlestick.

This candle is a long white body followed by a long black body.

Black body pierces the midpoint of the prior white body.

This is a bearish reversal gold pattern in gold trading that occurs at the top of an upwards trend.

Dark Cloud Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold that the market opens higher and closes below the midpoint of the white body.

Dark Cloud Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold shows that the momentum of the upward trend is reducing and the market trend is likely to reverse and move in a downwards gold trading direction.

Dark Cloud Gold Candle-stick Pattern in Gold is shown known as a cloud cover signifying the cloud as a ceiling for the price upward trend.

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Morning Star Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

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Evening Star Candlesticks Patterns Guide Explained

Opposite of the morning star candlestick pattern

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Engulfing Candle-sticks Patterns

Engulfing is a reversal Candle-stick Pattern in Gold that can be bearish or bullish depending upon whether it appears at the end of a market downwards gold trend or at the end of a market up-ward trend.

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