Hammer Candlestick
One of the most famous reversal candles in technical analysis, often appearing at the end of a downtrend as a signal for a potential upward reversal.

๐Ÿ“Œ Its shape:

A small body (red or green).

A very long lower wick (at least twice the size of the body).

A short or almost nonexistent upper shadow.

Green hammer shape โœ… (a stronger signal for upward reversal).

Red hammer shape ๐Ÿ”ด (a signal for reversal but weaker).
๐Ÿ“Œ Its meaning:
The long lower wick indicates that sellers tried to push the price down significantly, but buyers pushed the price back up and it closed near the opening price โ†’ this means there was buying strength entering the market.

๐Ÿ“Œ What do we do when it appears?

1. Confirm its location: its true value when it appears after a downtrend.

2. Wait for confirmation: itโ€™s best if the next candle is green and closes above the hammer body.

3. Stop-loss level: usually, we place it right below the hammer's wick.

4. Entry level: it could be at the closing of the confirmation candle or when breaking above the hammer.

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โœจ Summary: The hammer is an important signal for a potential beginning of an upward move, but we must always wait for confirmation from the next candle and use proper capital management.

Have you ever tried to rely on a hammer candle to enter a trade? What was the outcome?

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