How do I interpret candle stick chart in stock market?



Candle stick chart is like a bar chart, a candlestick displays the market's open, high, low and close price for the day.

The candlestick has a part, called the "real body" that denotes the price range between the open and close of that day's trading. Sometimes the real body is filled in or black, which denotes that close was lower than open. If it is empty, then the close was higher than the open.

It is not complex as it sound if get your way around it. Still, you can always consult with a good advisory firm such as khelomcx, 100mcxtips and many more.

(Source: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-interpret-candle-stick-chart-in-stock-market )


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