QUOTE(low yat 82 @ Apr 19 2008, 01:10 PM)
@small jeff,
how true is this type of candlesticks?
1. (best) Three line strike, bearish
Theory: Bearish continuation
Actual: Bullish reversal 84% of the time
Frequency rank: 94
Overall performance rank: 1 (best)
hm..i dont really know the names of the theories, but is it something like what i attached?
The chart is a daily chart.
A - Prices have been rallied for few days, and unable to close to higher high. Though the high did manage to break higher, but was pulled back to close lower. A spinning top was form. (bearish)
B - Similarly, prices couldnt close higher. Closing price of previous day is the resistant of the next day. Do notice that price did fluctuate at lower. Hammer and shooting star were formed.
Same goes with C, D, E, F. E and F are where i like to scalp. Huge spinning top close higher on E.
H and I. Usually i'll wait for the candlestick to close, then trade on the next candle. I.e, the spinning top right after H, go long.
P/S, i only scalp 10 pips every 1H to 4H (usually open/close within 2H), so i only look at the next candlestick.
Added on April 19, 2008, 2:15 pmoooh..just googled and found out..for that pattern, usually it's accompanied by very strong up/down trend. Most appearing on daily/weekly charts. But that's not the safest way to enter position, IMHO. Usually i dont try to find pattern, but to read candlestick one by one. Pattern got too many false breakouts ler..

Added on April 19, 2008, 2:30 pmJust to add a little, best to look at Fibonacci as well.
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