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Lendo um único candle
Open, high, low, close. The body shows who won; the wicks show who fought. A long lower wick into support is rejected selling — a statement about order flow, not a shape to memorize.
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Os três padrões que valem a pena conhecer
- Engulfing — the current body completely swallows the previous one. At a support zone after a decline, a bullish engulfing is one of the highest-probability reversal candles on the chart.
- Pin bar / hammer— a tiny body with one long wick: an attempted move that got slammed back. Meaning comes entirely from location — at a level it's a signal, mid-range it's noise.
- Inside bar— compression after expansion. The market catching its breath; the break of the mother bar's range often starts the next leg.
Location beats pattern, always. A textbook hammer in the middle of nowhere is worthless; a mediocre one at the 200-EMA inside a support zone is a trade.
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O que ignorar
The 60-name pattern zoo (abandoned baby, three white soldiers, concealing baby swallow…) mostly re-labels the same buyer/seller logic. If you understand rejection, engulfment and compression, you already read all of them. Backtests across FX and index CFDs consistently show single-candle patterns carry near-zero edge without a level and a trend filter attached.
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