This index acknowledges more than 30 routines of japanese candlesticks and superbly highlights them on the graph. It’s just one of those indicators with no
which dealers can’t live with.
- Boost your technical analysis overnight
- it is easy to identify the patterns of Japanese candlesticks
- Trade dependable and versatile reversal patterns
- Navigate to the established trends in safely using the templates persist
- The index does not redraw and implements alerts
- The index implements
command panelwith multiple timeframes.
It finds numerous patterns that the chart can look really cluttered, making it difficult to read.
The dealer may need to disable unwanted patterns on the indicator inputs to make the chart more readable.
- It detects patterns with 1, 2, 3 and multiple bars
- It detects a reversal, continuation, and weakness
- Templates can be enabled or disabled
The list of the detected candlestick patterns
- Break-Away (aka Line Strikes) from 1 to 5 bars
- Fakes (aka Hikkake)
- Counter Gap
- Three Soldiers / Three Crows
- Hammers / Shooting Star / Hanging Man
- absorbing
- Outside up / down
- Harami
- Inside up / Inside down
- Morning Star / Evening Star
- brawler
- Piercing / Dark Cloud
- Belt Retention
- Rising Three / Falling Three from 1 to 5 bars
- Tasuki Gap
- Side by side
- Windows
- Advance / Descent block
- thinking
- Marubozu
- Squeeze Alert (otherwise the Master Candle)
- Dojis
settings
- PaintBars
Turn the pattern highlighting on / off using the color of the stripes. - DisplayLabels
Show or hide text labels that display the name of recognized templates. - BullLabel / BearLabel
Choose the color of the text labels for the bullish and bearish patterns. - DisplayRectangles
Show or hide the fields surrounding the recognized templates. - BullRectangle / BearRectangle
Choose the color of the rectangles for the bullish and bearish patterns. - 1-way patterns
Enable / disable the recognition of 1-clock patterns one by one. - 2-way models
Enable / disable recognition of two-block patterns one by one. - 3-bar patterns
Enable / disable recognition of 3-clock models and higher. - DonchianFilter
This option only applies to reversal patterns. Since the reversal patterns are
valid only at the end of the trend, to display or ignore certain patterns, you must set
some condition. The Donchian filter allows us to filter any reversal pattern using the highest / lowest of
the desired last number of bars. The default behavior is to ignore bearish reversal patterns below the highest of the
the last four bars, and ignore the bullish reversal above the low of the last four bars. This parameter allows you to
enable / disable this filter. - ReversalDonchian
The desired number of bars to evaluate for displaying or ignoring reversals
patterns. (Applies only if the above option is enabled) - RedundantReversals
Reversal patterns often occur one after the other when the market turns its back
direction, signaling a reversal more than once as the price evolves. For example, you can often see U-turns that are
very similar to the following ones. Bull Hammer (Column 1), followed by the Absorption Sample (Column 2), The External Pressure Sample
growth (Day 3) and Three Soldiers (Day 4), which are redundant reversal patterns after the first hammer. If this one
the option is disabled, the RedundantReversals option eliminates this redundancy and hides future reversal patterns in the same
the direction after the first valid one. This feature is very useful if you are visually testing graphs on a graph, but not
so much for real trading, as you want to get as many signals as possible – or maybe not trade first
with a hammer -. Be sure to enable this option for real trading to see all the opportunities and get alerts. - Alerts
Enable alerts, email alerts, and / or audio alerts for the templates included above.
author
Arturo Lopez Perez, private investor and speculator, software engineer and founder of Point Zero Trading Solutions.
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This index acknowledges more than 30 routines of japanese candlesticks and superbly highlights them on the graph. It’s just one of those indicators with no
which dealers can’t live with.
- Boost your technical analysis overnight
- it is easy to identify the patterns of Japanese candlesticks
- Trade dependable and versatile reversal patterns
- Navigate to the established trends in safely using the templates persist
- The index does not redraw and implements alerts
- The index implements
command panelwith multiple timeframes.
It finds numerous patterns that the chart can look really cluttered, making it difficult to read.
The dealer may need to disable unwanted patterns on the indicator inputs to make the chart more readable.
- It detects patterns with 1, 2, 3 and multiple bars
- It detects a reversal, continuation, and weakness
- Templates can be enabled or disabled
- Break-Away (aka Line Strikes) from 1 to 5 bars
- Fakes (aka Hikkake)
- Counter Gap
- Three Soldiers / Three Crows
- Hammers / Shooting Star / Hanging Man
- absorbing
- Outside up / down
- Harami
- Inside up / Inside down
- Morning Star / Evening Star
- brawler
- Piercing / Dark Cloud
- Belt Retention
- Rising Three / Falling Three from 1 to 5 bars
- Tasuki Gap
- Side by side
- Windows
- Advance / Descent block
- thinking
- Marubozu
- Squeeze Alert (otherwise the Master Candle)
- Dojis
- PaintBars
Turn the pattern highlighting on / off using the color of the stripes. - DisplayLabels
Show or hide text labels that display the name of recognized templates. - BullLabel / BearLabel
Choose the color of the text labels for the bullish and bearish patterns. - DisplayRectangles
Show or hide the fields surrounding the recognized templates. - BullRectangle / BearRectangle
Choose the color of the rectangles for the bullish and bearish patterns. - 1-way patterns
Enable / disable the recognition of 1-clock patterns one by one. - 2-way models
Enable / disable recognition of two-block patterns one by one. - 3-bar patterns
Enable / disable recognition of 3-clock models and higher. - DonchianFilter
This option only applies to reversal patterns. Since the reversal patterns are
valid only at the end of the trend, to display or ignore certain patterns, you must set
some condition. The Donchian filter allows us to filter any reversal pattern using the highest / lowest of
the desired last number of bars. The default behavior is to ignore bearish reversal patterns below the highest of the
the last four bars, and ignore the bullish reversal above the low of the last four bars. This parameter allows you to
enable / disable this filter. - ReversalDonchian
The desired number of bars to evaluate for displaying or ignoring reversals
patterns. (Applies only if the above option is enabled) - RedundantReversals
Reversal patterns often occur one after the other when the market turns its back
direction, signaling a reversal more than once as the price evolves. For example, you can often see U-turns that are
very similar to the following ones. Bull Hammer (Column 1), followed by the Absorption Sample (Column 2), The External Pressure Sample
growth (Day 3) and Three Soldiers (Day 4), which are redundant reversal patterns after the first hammer. If this one
the option is disabled, the RedundantReversals option eliminates this redundancy and hides future reversal patterns in the same
the direction after the first valid one. This feature is very useful if you are visually testing graphs on a graph, but not
so much for real trading, as you want to get as many signals as possible – or maybe not trade first
with a hammer -. Be sure to enable this option for real trading to see all the opportunities and get alerts. - Alerts
Enable alerts, email alerts, and / or audio alerts for the templates included above.
Enable alerts, email alerts, and / or audio alerts for the templates included above.
Arturo Lopez Perez, private investor and speculator, software engineer and founder of Point Zero Trading Solutions.
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