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The Candle

In the previous lesson, I briefly mentioned candlesticks, and that throughout this course we would be using the candle chart. We better get a handle on candles then.
Candles generally have 7 parts to it. Open, High, Low, Close, Body, Upper Wick and Lower Wick. Because this may seem like a lot to remember let’s look at a candle.


Candle formations are created using the open, high, low and close. 
•    If close is greater than open, then a blue candle is created
•    If close is less than open, then a red candle is created
•    The area between the open and close is the body
•    Lines extending above and below the body are called wicks or shadows
•    The very top of the upper wick is the high
•    The very bottom of the lower wick is the low


When looking at a chart, many different candles are forming the story line of price action. These candles tell us where price was, and because we, as technical analysts, believe the past may help us know where price is likely to go, can form an opinion on future price direction. Later, I will introduce specific candles and candle formations that have, in the past, led to possible trades.

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