4. Standard signal - Doji. "Top Cross" (Eastern Star is down), "Evening Star" is down, and "Daystar (Eastern Sun is opposite to the Eastern Star wreck)" is bullish

Pattern introduction: Rising pattern: Generally in a downtrend, there is a K-line with long upper and lower shadows, shaped like a doji, called a low doji. Buy reference level: The day after the low Doji appears, if the price rises above the Doji body, it can be bullish. Bearish pattern. Generally, in an uptrend, there is a K-line with a long upper and lower shadows, shaped like a doji, called a high doji (i.e., the eastern star). Buy reference level: The day after the high Doji appears, if the price falls above the Doji body, it can be bearish.

The choice of K-line period and expiration time: The expiration time of the K-line is different when using different periods, such as 60 seconds and 2 minutes for short-term options when the standard signal appears when using the 1-minute K-line chart, 5-minute short-term options or options with a remaining expiration time of 10-15 minutes when the signal appears on the 5-minute K-line chart, and so on.

The standard signal is not 100%: you find the standard signal in the right position (pressure support level), the accuracy rate will be as high as 70% or more, this is the result of a lot of statistics, of course, the hit rate will not reach 100%, so even if you miss, don't be discouraged, it is very important to maintain a stable mentality, what we want is to make more money than the number of times we lose money, and we can make stable profits in the long run! If your goal is to make a profit in binary options, the next thing you need to do is be patient and make a decisive move when you encounter a standard signal! If you look closely, you don't need to wait too long to find a standard signal, and it's actually quite good to make a profit of about 10 times a day! However, it is necessary to pay attention to the control of the order funds. For example, if the proportion of your capital varies greatly each time, even if you reach a certain accuracy rate, you will lose money. has been operating lightly, and you can't "get rich overnight". If you lose money, you can still operate calmly and lightly. The so-called "light car familiar road", no heavy warehouse or full warehouse operation!

Other commonly used candlestick combinations

1. Bullish belt

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. Generally, in a downtrend or consolidation trend, the opening price is basically at the lowest price of the day, there is no shadow or the shadow line is very short, and the body is long K-line pattern, which is called a bullish belt line, also known as the opening barefoot white line.

Buy reference level: The day after the bullish belt line appears, if the stock price does not make a new low, it constitutes a buy point.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest level of the belt line.

2. Low-level propellers

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, a small black or small white candlestick with a long upper and lower shadow, shaped like a propeller, appears and is called a low propeller.

Buy reference level: The next day after the low propeller line appears, if the stock price rises above the propeller body, it constitutes a buy point.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest level of the propeller line.

3. Enlightened Star (including the Enlightened Star of the Doji and the Rising Star of the Spiral)

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. After a long black candlestick, there is a star that opens lower downwards, followed by a white candlestick, and the upper end of the body of this white candlestick enters the body of the first black candle. The pattern formed by these three candlesticks is called the Enlightening Star, or the Morning Star.

Buy reference level: The day after the star line appears, if the stock price continues to rise above the body of the previous white candle, it constitutes a buy point.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest level of the star line.

4. Bullish engulfing (similar to the Yang Hug Line)

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, there are two candlesticks that are yin and yang, and the second candlestick body engulfs the body of the first candle, completely enveloping the first body, and the combination formed by these two candlesticks is called bullish engulfing.

Buy reference level: The day after the bullish engulfing pattern appears, if it can be confirmed that the stock price does not fall below the lowest point of the pattern, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the pattern.

5. The dawn is emerging

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a continuous falling market, a long black candle closes after a period of decline, and then a long white candle closes above half of the black candle, which means that the bulls are strong, but they do not fully dominate, this pattern is called the dawn.

Buy reference level: The day after the dawn of the pattern, if it can be confirmed that the stock price does not fall below the lowest point of the pattern, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the pattern.

This state can be seen in the "Multiple New Lows" or "Long Yin to Yang" patterns.

6. Flat bottom (including "double column standing" bullish, "double needle bottoming" bullish)

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, two candlesticks have the same lowest price, which means that the market has bottomed out and the stock price will reverse and rise. This pattern is called a flat bottom and is a good short-term opportunity to add to your position and cover your position.

Buy reference level: The next day after the flat bottom pattern appears, if the stock price continues to rise and crosses the body of the previous candle, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the pattern.

7. The sun rises in the east

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, there is a medium black candle or long black candle, followed by a high open mid-white candle or long white candle, the closing price of the bullish candle is higher than the opening price of the black candle, which means that the bulls are stronger, this pattern is called the rising sun.

Buy reference level: The day after the sunrise pattern appears, if the stock price continues to rise and crosses the previous candlestick body, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the black candle.

8. Friends counterattack

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, there is a mid-black candle or long black candle, followed by a mid-white candle or long white candle that gaps low but then rises, and its closing price is basically the same as the closing price of the previous black candle, this pattern is called a buddy counteroffensive.

Buy reference level: After the buddy counteroffensive pattern appears, the next day's stock price rises and crosses the previous candlestick body, then the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the pattern.

9. Yin pregnancy cross

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, a black candlestick or a long black candlestick appears, followed by a doji candlestick that is contained within the body of the previous black candlestick, this pattern is called a black pregnant doji, also known as a cross pregnancy.

Buy reference level: After the appearance of the bearish pregnant doji, if the stock price continues to rise and crosses the doji body the next day, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the pattern.

In front of the figure below, after the appearance of the high doji, the price may also exceed the doji, don't be afraid, you must decisively see the fall! But in the end it was lower than the Doji close.

"Daystar"

10. Multi-party cannons

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In an upward or downward trend, there is a medium or long white candle, followed by a yin candle that is conceived in the body of the yang candle, and after the yin line, there is a yang candle that completely wraps the yin candle and amplifies the trading volume. You can also press the "three yin line" operation method, the first two yin bullish, the third yin can be down!

Buy reference level: After the emergence of the bullish gun pattern, the stock price continues to rise the next day and crosses the third white candle body, then the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the third candle.

11. The three methods of rising are the opposite of the "three methods of descending"!

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In an uptrend, after the appearance of a medium white candle or a long white candle, three small body candles appear, the body of which is located within the body of the first white candle, and then a high open white candle appears, and its closing price is higher than the closing price of the first white candle. This combination of patterns is called the ascending trio.

Buy reference level: After the emergence of the rising three-way pattern, once the stock price can confirm that it will not fall below the lowest price of the previous K-line on the next day, the buy point will appear.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the pattern.

This diagram can also be operated by pressing the "triple black line" ↑↑↓

12, the Red Three Soldiers

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In an upward or downward trend, the three small white lines that appear in a row, the body and the shadow are short, and there is no gap high, indicating that the market is bullish after the market, and the combination of these three K-lines is vividly called the red three soldiers.

Buy reference level: The day after the red three soldiers pattern appears, if the stock price continues to rise and crosses the body of the third small white candle, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the first white candle.

This diagram can also be operated by pressing the "triple black line" ↑↑↓

13. Rise and break up

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In an uptrend, there is a black candlestick or a long black candlestick; Immediately after that, a bullish candle opens high and goes high, the opening price of the bullish candlestick is roughly equal to the opening price of the previous black candle, if the volume is amplified, it indicates that there is a market ahead. These two candlesticks open at the same price but move in opposite directions, so they are called bullish breakups.

Buy reference level: On the next day after the formation of the rising breakup pattern, if it can be determined that the stock price does not fall below the opening price of the previous day's K-line, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest price of the black candle.

14. Three short black lines

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In the downtrend, there are three consecutive gaps low to open and fall of the negative line, excessive decline is a great consumption of short energy, when the short energy is exhausted, the stock price is very easy to bottom out of the market, this pattern is called the three short negative line.

Buy Reference Level: Buy Reference Level: The next day after the appearance of the three-bearish black candlestick pattern, if the stock price rises and crosses the opening price of the previous K root, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the third black candle.

15. The line at the end of the fall

Pattern description: Bullish pattern. In a downtrend, there is a black candle with a long lower shadow, followed by a small candlestick, and the body and black candle of the second candlestick are completely within the long lower shadow of the front candle, which means that the downward trend may reverse, which is called the end of the bearish line.

Buy reference level: The next day after the bearish end line pattern appears, if the stock price continues to rise and crosses the body of the previous candlestick, the buy point appears.

Stop Loss Reference Level: The lowest point of the long lower shadow black candle.