According to traders, this pattern represents the side profile of a bull tombstone. When a candle closes below the little body of the Gravestone Doji, you should short the stock. Every gravestone doji should have a stop loss. This stop loss should be put above the candlestick's highest point.
When the open, high, and closing prices are almost equal, the Gravestone Doji chart pattern is formed. The lengthy higher shadow is the most crucial component of the Gravestone Doji.
The sole difference is that the gravestone doji has no body, but the open and close are at or very close to the same price, but a shooting star should ideally close towards the bottom of the candle with a short (red) body.
A bullish reversal candlestick pattern known as a Hammer Doji can be used in technical analysis. Candles of various shapes grouped in a specific pattern on the chart can signal the future price movement. They can either be optimistic or bearish reversal indicators.
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