Candlestick charts are the Japanese version of bar charts and have become very popular in Western chart analysis in recent years.
They display four prices: the opening price, the daily high and low prices, and the closing price. The thin lines (wick and fuse) represent the daily range from high to low. The wick is the upper thin line or upper shadow above the candle body, and the fuse is the lower thin line or lower shadow below the candle body. The broad part (candle body) measures the distance between the opening and closing prices. If the closing price is higher than the opening price, the candle body is green or white (positive); if it is lower, the color of the body is red or black (negative).
The key element of the candlestick chart is the marking between the opening and closing prices. Candlestick charts can represent various time intervals, not only on a daily basis, but also on a minute-by-minute or monthly basis.
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