A candlestick is composed of two features. The first is the real body, which is
the rectangle between the open and close and is what gives candlestick graphs their distinctive appearance; this area is
blacked in if the open is above the close and white if the close is above the open. A session in which the open and
close are the same is commonly referred to as a doji session and is represented by a single horizontal line at that
price. The second distinctive feature is the shadows of a candle, which are drawn in the area above and below the real
body and the extremes. It is possible to have one, two or no shadows. When a shadow is absent, the result is referred
to as a shaved candle
Which is known as marubozu candlestick.
^ I have pretty light pink and dark pink marubozu’s on my chart :10: