TRADING GLOSSARY
Doji
A doji is a candlestick whose opening and closing prices are equal or very close, leaving little or no real body. It can reflect indecision or a temporary balance between buyers and sellers, but its meaning depends on the surrounding trend and subsequent price action.
EXAMPLE
In a hypothetical session, price moves above and below its opening level but closes almost where it opened, leaving a doji.
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