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The encompassing candles, the hammer candles, the evening star, the hanging man candle— all these candles exist, and by the end of this video, you'll know exactly everything you need to know about them: how to easily identify them, what they mean, which are the most powerful candles you'll find on the market, and how to take

positions with them on your trading accounts. Whether you're a beginner or already experienced, this is surely the most important video you should watch in its entirety to understand candlestick trading from A to Z. So, eliminate all distractions, put this video in full screen, and here's the complete guide on how to earn thousands of euros

starting tomorrow thanks to candlestick trading. First, you need to understand the basics. You can't build a house without solid foundations. You have two types of candles: a bullish candle and a bearish candle. Bullish candles are most often represented in green, and bearish candles in red. Within this candle, there are two extremely important parts. The first part

is what we call the The body is the filled part of the candlestick, and then there's the part above or below the candlestick, called the wick. This is the empty part. Each candlestick corresponds to a unit of time. If I go to my charts and set it to a 5-minute timeframe, one candlestick

represents 5 minutes. If I go to my charts and set it to a 1- hour timeframe, one candlestick represents 1 hour. On a bullish candlestick, the bottom of the body is the opening price. So, for example, if we look at the market on a 1-hour timeframe, we can say that this candlestick opened at 10:00 AM. The