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Candlestick Pattern of the Day
The <b>BULLISH PIERCING LINE</b>   XCUR   NASDAQ - US chart showing Series 1 series, Series 2 series.
The chart above shows how XCUR rose following the detection of a BULLISH PIERCING LINE pattern on 11/14/2024 and its subsequent confirmation on 11/18/2024. Gains based on this bullish pattern reached 780.30% since the day of confirmation, causing us to select BULLISH PIERCING LINE as the pattern of the day for the NASDAQ Stock Exchange in US . Please, use the menu on the left, to see the pattern of the day for other stock markets.
Why Candlesticks?
The charts above show how candlestick patterns may mark important reversal points in the history of a stock. Though similar success should not be expected in all trades, it is clear that candlestick charting and analysis is an effective tool and a powerful method for stock and commodity market timing and analysis. Candlesticks provide visual insight into current market psychology. The use and interpretation of candlesticks in technical analysis is based on certain premises:
1. The “what” (i.e. the price action) is more important than the “why”, (i.e. news, earnings, etc.).

2. All the known information is reflected in the current price,

3. The buyers and the sellers move markets on the basis of psychologically driven emotions of fear, greed and hope,

4. The actual price may not reflect the underlying value.
Traders can use either fundamental analysis or other methods of technical analysis together with the candlesticks as decision criteria. The message inherent in candlesticks, however, is more important since they give insight to what the market is thinking and must never be neglected. Candlesticks offer the unique opportunity for the early identification of reversals which enables our system to establish the stop loss and confirmation levels in time.
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