hi david again. Im sorry if I'm annoying you with yet another question, i know you must be a very busy man. how late into the day would you buy your stock on a bullish engulfing candle or would you wait for a confirming candle the next day. Also where should you place your stop loss?
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Hello, good concise video, but I see that some of the weaker engulfing candles (that do not completely engulf the smaller previous candle) the trend ends up not going in the direction of that candle pattern, so using Bollinger or MACD would help avoid getting into these bad trades?
Thanks for the comment I am glad you like it. My favorite thing to combine with any chart pattern or indicator is just simple analysis of support and resistance which I draw in on the chart by hand. With this being said to the point where the indicators you mention can help you determine how likely/unlikely a support or resistance level is to hold then yes I could see them adding value. Best Regards, Dave
Dave, if a bearish engulfing pattern happens (and confirmed the next day) when RSI is really low ..say RSI(9)=15..so, one one hand we have a bearish signal but on the other, we know market is way oversold and should bounce back anytime..so what will likely happen? should we expect a bear or a bull? thanks a lot for your time, i just love your lessons and appreciate your help.
Hey iboibo2007, I don't normally look at things as if this happens then this is going to happen but more so if this happens then this is an indication of this. So if the market is very oversold and then on top of this you get a bearish candlestick pattern then I would look for other indications such as support and resistance areas to determine what the appropriate action if any should be. Hope that helps. Best Regards, Dave
sometimes I see engulfing bears and bulls when the market opens, are these to be taken as accurate for the rest of the day? or should I wait like 10 minutes after market opens for accurate readings?
Hi, Many traders will recommend sitting out the first hour of the market, especially if you are new to the market, as this tends to be a highly volatile time in the market where it is easy to get whipsawed. This is especially true in the first 15 minutes after the open. Best Regards, Dave
I agree. All candlestick readings should always be cross checked with the other indicators. I don't hink one should just rely on on type of reading to evetually decide a trade.
Hi Dave, I found that in Bullish Pattern, you used MACD to confirm the signal of Bullish Engulfing, but in the Bearish Pattern, you didn't use any indicator to confirm that signal. So when trading with this patter, should we use any indicator to confirm that Bearish signal or is it a high reliability?
Hi forexchemi, I don't always show the indicator confirmations just in the interest of saving time but in general I think most traders would agree that traders should always confirm trades with multiple pieces of analysis. Best Regards, Dave
I have found that when the engulfing candle stick covers multiple preceding candle sticks, it makes the possibility of a reversal all the much stronger... though being an amateur, I may be wrong on this.
Hi Jeff, Thanks for the comment. Yes I think most traders would agree that if the engulfing candlestick covers multiple previous candlesticks it makes the possibility of a reversal all that more possible because it shows the power of the reversal candle is much greater than the power of the candles leading up to that thus more evidence that the tide is turning. Best Regards, Dave
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RomanPrague 2 years ago
hi david again. Im sorry if I'm annoying you with yet another question, i know you must be a very busy man. how late into the day would you buy your stock on a bullish engulfing candle or would you wait for a confirming candle the next day. Also where should you place your stop loss?
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bmay1000 3 years ago 4
Hello, good concise video, but I see that some of the weaker engulfing candles (that do not completely engulf the smaller previous candle) the trend ends up not going in the direction of that candle pattern, so using Bollinger or MACD would help avoid getting into these bad trades?
ForexFrenzy 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment I am glad you like it. My favorite thing to combine with any chart pattern or indicator is just simple analysis of support and resistance which I draw in on the chart by hand. With this being said to the point where the indicators you mention can help you determine how likely/unlikely a support or resistance level is to hold then yes I could see them adding value. Best Regards, Dave
InformedTrades 3 years ago
this video would be much easier to understand if you would use a pointer to point to exactly the points you are speaking of. im lost.
wojtek0000 3 years ago
Dave, if a bearish engulfing pattern happens (and confirmed the next day) when RSI is really low ..say RSI(9)=15..so, one one hand we have a bearish signal but on the other, we know market is way oversold and should bounce back anytime..so what will likely happen? should we expect a bear or a bull? thanks a lot for your time, i just love your lessons and appreciate your help.
iboibo2007 3 years ago
Hey iboibo2007, I don't normally look at things as if this happens then this is going to happen but more so if this happens then this is an indication of this. So if the market is very oversold and then on top of this you get a bearish candlestick pattern then I would look for other indications such as support and resistance areas to determine what the appropriate action if any should be. Hope that helps. Best Regards, Dave
InformedTrades 3 years ago
sometimes I see engulfing bears and bulls when the market opens, are these to be taken as accurate for the rest of the day? or should I wait like 10 minutes after market opens for accurate readings?
Fullperson 3 years ago
Hi, Many traders will recommend sitting out the first hour of the market, especially if you are new to the market, as this tends to be a highly volatile time in the market where it is easy to get whipsawed. This is especially true in the first 15 minutes after the open. Best Regards, Dave
InformedTrades 3 years ago
I agree. All candlestick readings should always be cross checked with the other indicators. I don't hink one should just rely on on type of reading to evetually decide a trade.
investmentspecialist 3 years ago
Hi Dave, I found that in Bullish Pattern, you used MACD to confirm the signal of Bullish Engulfing, but in the Bearish Pattern, you didn't use any indicator to confirm that signal. So when trading with this patter, should we use any indicator to confirm that Bearish signal or is it a high reliability?
forexchemi 3 years ago
Hi forexchemi, I don't always show the indicator confirmations just in the interest of saving time but in general I think most traders would agree that traders should always confirm trades with multiple pieces of analysis. Best Regards, Dave
InformedTrades 3 years ago
I have found that when the engulfing candle stick covers multiple preceding candle sticks, it makes the possibility of a reversal all the much stronger... though being an amateur, I may be wrong on this.
jeffguroo 4 years ago
Hi Jeff, Thanks for the comment. Yes I think most traders would agree that if the engulfing candlestick covers multiple previous candlesticks it makes the possibility of a reversal all that more possible because it shows the power of the reversal candle is much greater than the power of the candles leading up to that thus more evidence that the tide is turning. Best Regards, Dave
InformedTrades 4 years ago