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Title: Candlestick patterns, Takuri line, and Kurasaka as a bottom signal appearing in a downtrend【Japan Stock Trading Essentials】

Source: Amigo Investment School

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On this page Candlestick: Takuri line and Kurasaka appear as bottom signals in a downtrend

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Takuri line and Kurasaka candlesticks

For those looking to pick up at the low in the early signs of a market reversal,

I believe this is what everyone hopes for.

Candlesticks should be viewed from higher timeframes.

In short-term charts like five-minute charts, you cannot grasp the momentum across broader timeframes.

This time, I wrote about the turning point in a downtrend.

When the market is weak and prices are falling,

and when there are stocks you want to buy soon,

it may serve as one of the decision-making factors.

This is Nintendo [7974]

1-minute chart from 14:00 on 10/17.

At 14:30, you can see the Kurasaka (Takuri line) forming.

Please look at the candlestick for 14:30.

Now, I will explain how to read it.