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The second way in which I use a marubozu is when they occur two or more days in a row. Marubozus are rare, cheap Paxipam. Paxipam price, If you see true marubozus two or more days in a row, you are doing well, Paxipam long term. Order Paxipam no prescription, However, the pattern I’m describing typically consists of an opening or closing marubozu and then more long candles with very small shadows, Paxipam no rx. Paxipam For Sale, The setup here is based off extremes. Paxipam no prescription, The stock moves two or more days down with a marubozu and other “marubozu like” candles. My setup occurs when the trend changes abruptly, my Paxipam experience. Paxipam treatment, The most desired setup is for a marubozu in the opposite direction. The higher the opening, Paxipam blogs, Paxipam for sale, the better. The logic behind this is we've had an extreme move in one direction and then a sudden reverse in the other direction, Paxipam For Sale. If the stock was moving down and the reverses up, cheap Paxipam no rx, Is Paxipam addictive, I can trap the sellers. If the stock was moving up and reverses down, fast shipping Paxipam, Buy cheap Paxipam no rx, I trap the buyers.
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Candlestick charts give a trader a lot of information. There are many patterns and I don't have time to memorize them all. However, the marubozu is a candle stick pattern worth your time to know.
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9 Comments »
Bubs on 04 Oct 2007 at 6:07 am #
Great post, most of my entries are based off strong candles on the daily then some consilidation just like your IBM chart. I’ve been reading a Japanese candlestick book but I just find that their are to many different type of candles to memorize. Which candles do you think are the most important?
Jonathan on 04 Oct 2007 at 6:26 am #
Hi Bubs. Well, I like anything that denotes an extreme. So marubozu, hammers, and morning stars are the first that come to mind. They’re also the easiest to identify so they stand out when I manually scan through charts.
thewild1 on 05 Oct 2007 at 4:09 pm #
You did a nice job of explaining everything. Nice site you got here. There are so many different patterns and methods people use. Its always nice to see what others do.
Jonathan on 05 Oct 2007 at 5:28 pm #
Thanks for stopping by. I’m glad you liked the post.
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How to trade Hammers | A Trade A Day on 11 Oct 2007 at 2:19 am #
[...] Prior Price Expansion Simply put, I want the last two or three bars preceding the hammer to be big marubozu or marubozu like. The bigger the better. The reason is simply that I want sellers to exhaust [...]
Trading stocks that roll over. | A Trade A Day on 17 Oct 2007 at 2:07 am #
[...] all starts with an extreme move. Like the marubozu. I want to see a black marubozu(red on my charts). This begins to crack the confidence of investing [...]
How I use Trading Volume | A Trade A Day on 30 Oct 2007 at 2:17 am #
[...] One final word on volume. Most of the methods I employ are based on extremes. Volume is no exception. I want to see a 50% or more change in volume on the patterns I trade. Hammers should bounce of a spike in volume. The same is true for Marubozu. [...]
Trading Bull and Bear Traps | A Trade A Day on 12 Nov 2007 at 2:03 am #
[...] Think of it this way. You want to trap as many sellers as possible. So if the stock printed a red marubozu the previous day. You want to trap as many seller as possible. This happens when the stock gaps [...]