Explain candlestick patterns. Doji and bullishdoji? Actually "陰線丸坊主" and "陽線丸坊主" refer to long upper/lower shadowless candles in Japanese stock trading.

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Japanese Stock Trading Essentials

Title: Explaining candlestick patterns. Doji in which the body is hollow, bullish doji【Japanese Stock Trading Essentials】

Issuer: Amigo Investment School

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This page explains candlestick patterns. Doji with a hollow body and bullish doji are the topics.We will discuss these concepts.

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This is a 5-minute chart.

If you view it together with the image below,

the red candlestick circled in black is

a form known as bullish doji (bullish doji with a hollow body).

Bullish doji and bearish doji on candlestick charts are terms frequently used in stock price charts and candlestick charts.

The candlestick pattern in this form is more commonly seen on shorter timeframes such as minute charts than on daily charts.

Below are the meanings of each.

Also, we explain patterns that are prone to occur after a bullish doji appears.