oussama94
05-28-2017, 00:54
Candlestick charts are similar to bar charts as
they also contain each interval’s ****, close,
low and high prices. The main difference is
that the candlestick chart has a body, which
represents the range between the ****ing and
the closing prices of a particular timeframe.
In this example, when the candle’s body is red,
it means that the closing price was lower than
the ****ing. When the body is green, it means
that the closing price was higher than the
****ing. Above and below the candlestick’s
body are the ‘wicks’. The top of the wick
represents the highest price reached within the
interval, and the bottom of the wick represents
the lowest price.
they also contain each interval’s ****, close,
low and high prices. The main difference is
that the candlestick chart has a body, which
represents the range between the ****ing and
the closing prices of a particular timeframe.
In this example, when the candle’s body is red,
it means that the closing price was lower than
the ****ing. When the body is green, it means
that the closing price was higher than the
****ing. Above and below the candlestick’s
body are the ‘wicks’. The top of the wick
represents the highest price reached within the
interval, and the bottom of the wick represents
the lowest price.