Japanese candlesticks

Candlestick patterns

Long lines

Marubozu

Doji

Intra-day doji formation

Dragonfly doji

Hammer

Inverted hammer

Gravestone doji

Hanging man

Dark cloud cover

Piercing line

Engulfing

· Bullish engulfing

· Intra-day bullish engulfing

· Bearish engulfing

· Intra-day bearish engulfing

Star formations

· Morning star

· Evening star

· Evening star

· Shooting star

Harami

· Bearish harami

· Bullish harami

· Harami cross


Candlestick Patterns

Long Lines:

The long white line is a sign that buyers are firmly in control - a bullish candlestick.
A long black line shows that sellers are in control - definitely bearish.

Marubozu Candlesticks:

Marubozu are even stronger bull or bear signals than long lines as they show that buyers/sellers have remained in control from the open to the close -- there are no intra-day retracements.

It is a type of candlestick charting formation that appears when a security's price does not trade outside the range of the opening and closing prices.

Investopedia Says: This type of candle suggests strongly that there is a greater demand for the stock than there is willingness for people to sell it. The opposite is true when the marubozo appears on a down day (when the opening price is equal to the high of the day).

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