Candlesticks books Understanding CandleSticks
“Japanese candle� is a design that displays the characteristics of changes in the price of a traded instrument over a certain time interval. Invented in the 18th century in Japan, a candle is a rectangle, segments can be attached to the midpoints of the upper and lower faces of it. Many candlesticks books has been published ever since then which helps in a deeper understanding of studying and using the Japanese candlesticks. Each element of this graph reflects the nature of price fluctuations in one of the same time intervals determined by the selected timeframe. The position of the free end of the upper shadow of the candle corresponds to the maximum (high) price reached by the instrument in a given period of time. In turn, the free end of the lower shadow indicates the minimum (low) price of the current time interval. One of the horizontal faces of the candle body is located at the level of the open price (open), and the other is at the level of the close price (close) of this time period. If we are talking about the last candle of the chart, that is, a candle corresponding to an unfinished time interval, then in this case one of the faces of the candle body at each moment of time is at the level of the current price of the instrument.