Episode 20 | Candlestick Patterns Explained: Doji, Hammer, Engulfing

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Episode 20 breaks down the psychology behind candlestick charts so you can read price action with confidence. We cover Doji, Hammer & Hanging Man, Shooting Star & Inverted Hammer, plus Bullish/Bearish Engulfing—when they matter, where they appear in a trend, and how to use them for entries, confirmations, and exits. Perfect for stocks, indices, forex, and crypto.

You’ll learn

How candlesticks encode open–high–low–close and crowd psychology

Spotting reversal vs continuation patterns in context

Practical confirmation tips before placing a trade

Simple risk rules to avoid common traps

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