Yoshisuke Shimizu's Chart Classroom [Episode 3] How to understand stock price movement with a single line? ~ Candlesticks ~ Typical foot patterns that appear in the bottom and high price ranges

The third part explains the candlestick patterns that appear in the market topping and bottoming zones.

Those with investing experience are likely familiar with candlestick shapes, but in bottom phases the patterns that appear include “tailing candlestick,” “piercing line,” “engulfing,” “hammer with a long tail,” and “spike bottom.”

On the other hand, at market tops, shapes such as “overlapping line,” “hammer top,” and “hanging man” appear. I will explain these patterns in detail this time. Also, since the video uses these shapes as reference materials, if you watch the video repeatedly while looking at the materials, you may be able to memorize the patterns.

For investors with experience, this can serve as a review, and for those investing for the first time, it may be learned as knowledge of investment techniques. I would be grateful if you could take a look.

Please take a look, and I would be happy if you store this knowledge as a tool for your investment strategy.