Understanding Buyers vs Sellers using
candlesticks PART-1

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Here i am just trying to focus on few candlestick formation and trying to understand buyers vs sellers at reference levels. In trading less is more

Type 1 - Buyers aggression
Type 2 - Sellers aggression
Type 3 - Full confusion

Follow stay away approach when you are confused
Chart 1. Looking at candlesticks formation at reference levels is way more better than looking candlesticks everywhere or every second
Chart 2
Chart 3. Make your trading style as simple as possible

A small thread of Part 1 will share more examples in upcoming days and will try to post some live examples during market hours.

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Make your Trading system very simple so your main aim is to focus on the price not on various indicators.

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Rather than chasing the price looking at candle colours start trading in a perspective of risk to reward based approach

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Try to understand what retail traders will do. Even in this below example after looking at more than 2% gap down many traders will not much think to plan a bullish trade but chart is showing Sellers are not making a Follow through downmove

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