The Piercing Line is a dramatic candlestick pattern. This bullish formation packs two formidable price action concepts: climax and reversal. Here, you’ll learn this superb candlestick pattern through three detailed charts. But first, let’s run through a short primer on the Piercing Line candlestick pattern. How To Identify The Piercing Line Candlestick Pattern The Piercing […]
Harami Candlestick Reversal Trading Strategy
The Harami candlestick pattern is highly recognizable on your charts. However, like all price patterns, trading the Harami alone is not a good idea. This is especially true when you’re looking for trend reversals. This article shows you how to trade the Harami candlestick pattern with other tools. In the process, you’ll learn to build […]
Modified Hikkake Price Pattern For Trading Reversals
The Hikkake pattern is one of my favorite price patterns. Although it is a simple pattern, it demonstrates powerful price action concepts. In this tutorial, you’ll learn about a lesser-known variation of the Hikkake: Modified Hikkake Pattern According to Dan Chesler, the Basic Hikkake works for both continuations and reversals. On the other hand, the Modified […]
How To Find Pullback Trade Zones With Heiken-Ashi Candlestick Chart
Pullback trading is popular among technical traders due to its simplicity. And you can use Heiken-Ashi candlesticks to make it even simpler. In this tutorial, you will learn how to read Heiken-Ashi to find optimal zones for pullbacks. The Heiken-Ashi candlestick chart is not a tool I use regularly. But, over the years, I’ve noticed […]
How To Lay A Solid Foundation For Price Action Trading
Welcome to the fascinating journey of price action trading. Most new price action traders are eager to start trading and focus on looking for trading setups. Inevitably, they overlook the need to build a solid foundation as a price action trader. Don’t make this mistake. This guide will help you, step-by-step, to build the right […]
3 Price Patterns For Timing Your Trade Entry
Every trader approaches the market differently. But no matter how you analyze the market, you need a trade trigger – a signal that tells you when to enter the market. It’s an essential part of your trading plan. While you have many options, price patterns stand out as great candidates. Why? A trade trigger must […]
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