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A Doji Candlestick
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Student's Comment:
Here is a doji on the chart, just before the change in direction.
Instructor's Comment:
Nicely done...
Remember that the primary signal provided by a doji is indecision and the potential for a change in direction. Just because a doji makes an appearance on a chart does not automatically insure that a change in direction will occur. When we see a doji, we can then be on the lookout for any change should it in fact occur.
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