Candlestick Analysis - A Grumpy Bear May Have a Dragon Fly Doji in His Honey

In this article we are going use candlestick analysis towhen the market opened. As the bulls pushed the
understand why bears are often grumpy when aprice back up to where the market opened, never
candlestick known as the dragonfly doji appears onventuring above this point, the real body is displayed
their charts. Before this formation appeared on theas only a thin line with a long tail underneath, which
bear's chart he was most likely in a jovial and upbeatgives the dragonfly doji it's distinctive name.
mood since the market had been in a downtrendThe appearance of the dragonfly doji makes the
which bears enjoy more than a stream loaded withbears uneasy since it reveals that strength is growing
sockeye salmon.among the bulls and a change of trend is possible. If
The dragonfly doji chart pattern may signal the endthe change of trend is confirmed the following day
of a current downtrend with an announcement fromby the formation of a white candle, bears may need
the once weak bulls that they have grown tired ofto seriously consider abandoning their positions and
the color red. With this pattern, the market openscover their shorts. Nothing upsets a bear more than
with the continued downtrend, however as the dayan insect in their honey.
wears on, the bulls organize and work in unisonCandlestick analysis is a powerful prediction tool that
beating back the bears closing the session almosthas been used for three centuries beginning with rice
exactly where it opened.traders in Japan. Incorporating candlestick analysis into
The characteristics of the dragonfly doji area trading system could help increase the winning
recognizable by the long shadow at the bottom ofpercentage of an already established trading system.
the candle that represents the sell off that occurred