V. 20:1 (71-76): Working Money: The Engulfing Pattern by Sharon Yamanaka
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The Engulfing Pattern by Sharon Yamanaka
This major reversal pattern is simple to
use. You don’t even need additional
indicators. Find out how.
Candlestick formations originated
in 18th-century Japan,
where the market action was
explained in much the same
way that we describe stock
market sentiment today: as an
ongoing battle between bulls
and bears fighting for control. Compared to the
bar chart, candlesticks use the same information
(high, low, opening, and closing prices), but the
opening and closing prices are emphasized by
converting them into rectangular bodies, or
candlesticks, that are closed (dark) when the close
is lower than the open, and open (white) when the
close is higher (Figure 1). These bodies emphasize
the bullishness or bearishness of the market. One
glance will give the investor an overall impression
of darkness or light that can highlight a stock’s rise
or fall, even when the overall trend isn’t particularly
apparent. And therein lies the strength of this
charting technique.
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