I start to read books about candlesticks, like High Profit Candlestick Patterns, Forex Patterns and Probabilities and some others, but I didn’t find answer on my question there, so I decide to ask here.
I need help to understand the following:
When I open one hour chart, I am seeing about 65 candles. Is that mean that I am seeing price moving in last 65 hours? That is, on one hour chart one candle represent one hour?
Same story with daily chart. I am seeing there about 65 candles, If each candle represent one day, I am looking at price movement in last 65 days?
If I am wrong, please explain to me what one candle represent on the chart.
I start to read books about candlesticks, like High Profit Candlestick Patterns, Forex Patterns and Probabilities and some others, but I didn’t find answer on my question there, so I decide to ask here.
I need help to understand the following:
When I open one hour chart, I am seeing about 65 candles. Is that mean that I am seeing price moving in last 65 hours? That is, on one hour chart one candle represent one hour? Yes
Same story with daily chart. I am seeing there about 65 candles, If each candle represent one day, I am looking at price movement in last 65 days?
Yes
If I am wrong, please explain to me what one candle represent on the chart.
Hey Zoreli,
Think of candlesticks (or bars) in terms of [I]periodicity[/I]. On a given chart, the amount of time each candlestick covers is specific to that timeframe. 1H chart -> each candle represents one hour of activity, and so on. This is the same when setting periodicity for moving averages, oscillators etc: that is why overlays and indicators appear differently on every timeframe.