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Candlestick patterns quiz

8 questions · from 8 lessons

Questions on reading candles in context: what a long wick or a tiny body says about buyers and sellers, which pattern is which, and what confirms it.

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One question from each lesson in this topic. Pick an answer to see why, then open the lesson if you want to review it.

Question 1 of 8
The drawing labels the parts of a green and a red candle. Hypothetical: a 5-minute candle opens at $50.00, trades up to $50.60, dips to $49.80 and closes at $50.45. Which description is right?
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Question 2 of 8
In the drawing, which candle is a doji, the one the guide calls neither bullish nor bearish?
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Question 3 of 8
In each panel, look at the last candle and the move before it. Which panel shows a hanging man?
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Question 4 of 8
In each panel, a doji forms at resistance after a rise, and the dashed line marks the doji’s low. Which panel shows bearish confirmation?
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Question 5 of 8
All four panels follow the same decline, and the dashed lines mark the first pattern candle’s body. Which panel shows a bullish engulfing pattern?
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Question 6 of 8
Each panel shows two candles of context, then three candles. Which panel shows a morning star by the rules in this lesson?
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Question 7 of 8
After a rise, a shooting star forms and the next candle closes below its body. A trader sells short on that close. Which dashed line is the stop this lesson recommends?
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Question 8 of 8
In the drawing, which Heikin Ashi cluster shows indecision, the cue for a trend follower to tighten the stop rather than add to the position?
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Test yourself

The drawing labels the parts of a green and a red candle. Hypothetical: a 5-minute candle opens at $50.00, trades up to $50.60, dips to $49.80 and closes at $50.45. Which description is right?

In the drawing, which candle is a doji, the one the guide calls neither bullish nor bearish?

In each panel, look at the last candle and the move before it. Which panel shows a hanging man?

In each panel, a doji forms at resistance after a rise, and the dashed line marks the doji’s low. Which panel shows bearish confirmation?

All four panels follow the same decline, and the dashed lines mark the first pattern candle’s body. Which panel shows a bullish engulfing pattern?

Each panel shows two candles of context, then three candles. Which panel shows a morning star by the rules in this lesson?

After a rise, a shooting star forms and the next candle closes below its body. A trader sells short on that close. Which dashed line is the stop this lesson recommends?

In the drawing, which Heikin Ashi cluster shows indecision, the cue for a trend follower to tighten the stop rather than add to the position?