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share the picture sir. and files that are in accordance with this topic, so that we can practice / try according to the rules you recommend.
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well, I'll explain and give one example first

seen in the previous chat chat GBPUSD H1.

Doji star

This doji formation is the most balanced. The highest and lowest price deviations are almost the same that show the strength of a balanced buyer and seller. If this formation is formed in the overbought area of the uptrend movement, it is likely that the price movement will turn towards the downtrend, and vice versa if it is formed in the oversold area from the downtrend movement, then the price movement will most likely turn towards the uptrend.

Still the reference to the second candle is decisive.

To find out the certainty of the direction of price movements then confirmation is needed from the candlestick bar after the doji.
#16 - February 07, 2019, 06:37:25 PM
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One who uses technical forms of candle sticks, one of which is doji, this doji has an important role in trading, crowded professionals who use technical forms of doji as trading support every day, one of which they pay attention to doji which weakens a market movement, for example a medium market the rate of ascending, suddenly falling like a retracement, I often find this when the retracement area out of the doji will continue to connect the market trip of a currency.
right sir,
in my opinion it is very useful to analyze the price of doubts,
  like an agreement will occur.
#17 - February 07, 2019, 06:44:40 PM

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Doji is an transitional Candlestick formation, signifying equality or indecision between bulls and bears.Doji is quite often found at the bottom and top of trends and thus is considered as a sign of possible reversal of price direction, but the doji can be viewed as a continuation pattern as well.
#18 - February 08, 2019, 01:14:57 AM

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doji formation

Do you understand all the doji formations?

a little explanation The doji formation is one of the clearest trading signals in the candlestick pattern. Since hundreds of years ago the candlestick was used to trade rice commodities in Japan, until now this formation is still considered a valid trading signal. Doji is a candlestick pattern whose price is open and the closing price is the same or almost the same so this candle cannot have a very small body or body. This formation is often seen on trade charts and does not depend on the time frame. Doji can form on the weekly chart ..

Is that true
all signals generated by candlesticks need to be seen from 3 important things. 1. shape 2. volume 3. position we cannot just look at the shape. but it needs to be adjusted to the position because this is the key to the candle pattern. if one sees the position, the signal produced will not be perfect.
#19 - February 08, 2019, 02:27:35 AM

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all signals generated by candlesticks need to be seen from 3 important things. 1. shape 2. volume 3. position we cannot just look at the shape. but it needs to be adjusted to the position because this is the key to the candle pattern. if one sees the position, the signal produced will not be perfect.


Doji is an transitional Candlestick formation, signifying equality or indecision between bulls and bears.Doji is quite often found at the bottom and top of trends and thus is considered as a sign of possible reversal of price direction, but the doji can be viewed as a continuation pattern as well.
Very useful input,

the candle pattern is only seen by experienced traders and this doji candle pattern can be useful, because this doji candle pattern used by Japanese traders from decades ago so that being a legend shows doubts about price moves, and I'm used to using this pattern for long transactions Short time it feels very profitable, do you know how to use this transaction for short-term transactions?
#20 - February 08, 2019, 10:40:45 AM

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all signals generated by candlesticks need to be seen from 3 important things. 1. shape 2. volume 3. position we cannot just look at the shape. but it needs to be adjusted to the position because this is the key to the candle pattern. if one sees the position, the signal produced will not be perfect.

In my opinion, the easiest and most valid way is to combine this doji candle pattern with an area of support and resistance, as a filter to reduce the occurrence of false signals, so we know which doji is potential and which doji is not suitable for use
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please share the doji practice video footage so that it can be easily understood!
#22 - February 16, 2019, 02:13:58 AM

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patern candle doji is formed because of the price of open and close candles at the same price, so that no body is formed, with a long tail above or below, or between the top and bottom tail of the same length. doji indicates a trend reversal or reversal, and usually a doji with a long tail at the top and bottom requires the next candle to confirm

doji candle formation usually between brokers there is a difference, there is a difference of a few pips because between brokers have a difference in price, the cause is because of different spreads, there are brokers that fix spreads there are also floating spreads. so there are differences in mention there are those who call doji and pinbar candles. it is not an important problem to understand the candle doji effect
#23 - February 16, 2019, 03:52:20 AM

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doji formation

Do you understand all the doji formations?

a little explanation The doji formation is one of the clearest trading signals in the candlestick pattern. Since hundreds of years ago the candlestick was used to trade rice commodities in Japan, until now this formation is still considered a valid trading signal. Doji is a candlestick pattern whose price is open and the closing price is the same or almost the same so this candle cannot have a very small body or body. This formation is often seen on trade charts and does not depend on the time frame. Doji can form on the weekly chart ..

Is that true
in my perspective, market uncertainty in a certain timeframe makes the open and close prices equal on one candle, and this candle has a signal that is quite accurate because this candle can be used as a reflective reference as well as a strong trend forwarding
#24 - February 16, 2019, 01:12:02 PM

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doji formation

Do you understand all the doji formations?

a little explanation The doji formation is one of the clearest trading signals in the candlestick pattern. Since hundreds of years ago the candlestick was used to trade rice commodities in Japan, until now this formation is still considered a valid trading signal. Doji is a candlestick pattern whose price is open and the closing price is the same or almost the same so this candle cannot have a very small body or body. This formation is often seen on trade charts and does not depend on the time frame. Doji can form on the weekly chart ..

Is that true
doji is very popular and there is much of their form to read, i only know a little about this doji formation, and my head cant remember all this doji formation and how to read a signal they provide, if its ok, maybe you can open a thread than can review all of these doji pattern
#25 - February 17, 2019, 03:33:23 AM

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right, what friends explain,
Following attachments, 4 doji candle formations that I like,
and especially with the help of fundamental encouragement, it is very useful for me to determine the price increase.
Doji formation in General Forex Discussion_Screenshot-2019-02-03-10-55-52-1
good night sir, I don't really understand what you are saying about doji and how to read and determine the signal to open a position with this one candle stick, please let us draw on the chart when we buy or sell by using a doji candle as a signal to open a position on the market, so that I can more easily understand what you are saying

I am waiting for an answer from you
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TF D1 closes the price of a doji candle. can you say that?
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right, what friends explain,
Following attachments, 4 doji candle formations that I like,
and especially with the help of fundamental encouragement, it is very useful for me to determine the price increase.
Doji formation in General Forex Discussion_Screenshot-2019-02-03-10-55-52-1
When in the market we have found one of the 4 types of doji candles where usually the candle is a signal for a price movement but it is not in accordance with the basic principle of the candle, it could be a fake signal. One of the doji candles I found on the chart is the Dragonfly doji, which should be when the candle appears then the price will be bullish but then it will be canceled. I attached a picture chart of the doji dragonfly.
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When in the market we have found one of the 4 types of doji candles where usually the candle is a signal for a price movement but it is not in accordance with the basic principle of the candle, it could be a fake signal. One of the doji candles I found on the chart is the Dragonfly doji, which should be when the candle appears then the price will be bullish but then it will be canceled. I attached a picture chart of the doji dragonfly
answer sir, it looks like the picture you are giving is not a doji master candle, but a pinokio bar candle, but because the movement is not bullish and follows the previous candle movement which is bearish means that the candle is called HANGINGMAN, that's my opinion

because the candle you gave the sign still has a body while the doji does not have a body because the price is open and the closing price is at the same price
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doji formation

Do you understand all the doji formations?

a little explanation The doji formation is one of the clearest trading signals in the candlestick pattern. Since hundreds of years ago the candlestick was used to trade rice commodities in Japan, until now this formation is still considered a valid trading signal. Doji is a candlestick pattern whose price is open and the closing price is the same or almost the same so this candle cannot have a very small body or body. This formation is often seen on trade charts and does not depend on the time frame. Doji can form on the weekly chart ..

Is that true
Good morning traders, In my opinion, the doji formation is one of the very good techniques because it can tell us where the market will move. I feel it myself.
#30 - February 19, 2019, 01:18:26 AM

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