Candlestick pattern Identification
Candlestick patterns
invented by the early Japanese rice traders are becoming more and more popular
among technical analysts. The art of identifying a chart pattern is something
every share trader must learn. Candlestick chart reading can be like Greek for
beginners because of the peculiar terms involved in interpreting the patterns.
But with little involvement, the interpretation of candlestick charts can be
very interesting.
I am posting another AFL
today. This AFL will identify the candlestick patterns in a chart and print it
on the screen. This afl covers all major candlestick patterns. Each pattern has
been allocated a number for easy identification. I have listed the allocated
number to each pattern below. Wherever the mouse is clicked and a pattern is
selected the name of the pattern is displayed at the top left corner of the
chart window.
NearDoji -1, BlackCandle – 2LongBlackCandle -3SmallBlackCandle
-4/ WhiteCandle -5, LongWhiteCandle - 6 SmallWhiteCandle - 7 BlackMaubozu
– 8 WhiteMaubozu – 9, BlackClosingMarubozu - 10, WhiteClosingMarubozu - 11, BlackOpeningMarubozu
- 12, WhiteOpeningMarubozu - 13, HangingMan
- 14, Hammer - 15, InvertedHammer - 16, ShootingStar – 17, BlackSpinningTop -18,
WhiteSpinningTop - 19, BearishAbandonedBaby - 20, DarkCloudCover - 21, BearishEngulfing
- 22, ThreeOutsideDownPattern – 23, BullishAbandonedBaby - 24,BullishMorningDojiStar
- 25BullishEngulfing - 26, ThreeOutsideUpPattern - 27BullishHarami – 28ThreeInsideUpPattern
- 29/PiercingLine - 30, BearishHarami - 31, ThreeInsideDownPattern - 32,ThreeWhiteSoldiers
-33, DarkCloudCover - 34, ThreeBlackCrows
-35, doji - 36, GapUp - 37, GapDown - 38,
BigGapUp - 39, BigGapDown - 40, HugeGapUp - 41HugeGapDown - 42, DoubleGapUp -
43, DoubleGapDown - 44