Doji Candlesticks
A doji candlestick is when the open and closing price are equal or close to equal.
Doji Star
Signals indecision in an uptrend or downtrend.
A candlestick where the open and close are equal and in the middle of the candlestick.
Four Price Doji
Inconclusive signal in both uptrend and downtrend.
A candlestick where the open, high, low and close are equal. Normally only seen on thinly traded stocks.
Long-Legged Doji
Signals potential trend change.
When they occur after small, rising or falling candlesticks, long-legged dojis indicate a surge in volatility and warn of a potential trend change.
Dragonfly Doji
Signals weak bullish reversal in a downtrend.
A candlestick with a long shadow and no body, with the open and close near the top of the trading range. Control has shifted from sellers to buyers.
Hammer Doji
Signals weak bullish reversal in a downtrend.
Similar to the Dragonfly, the Hammer has a long shadow and short body, filled or unfilled, near the top of the trading range. The tail (or lower shadow) of the candlestick is at least twice as long as the body, signaling support.
Gravestone Doji
Signals weak bearish reversal in an uptrend.
A candlestick with a tall shadow where the open and close are near the bottom of the trading range. The Gravestone has a short body and a long upper shadow at least twice the length of the body.