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Saturday, September 26, 2020

Top Six Candle Concepts






  1. Changing of the Guard™ - COG
  2. Wide Range Body - WRB
  3. Narrow Range Body – NR
  4. Narrowing Range Bodies - NRB
  5. Topping Tail - TT
  6. Bottoming Tail - BT


1. Changing of the Guard Bar - COG

A Bullish COG is defined as three or more consecutive

red bars followed by a green bar.


A Bearish COG is defined as three or more consecutive

green bars followed by a red bar.


While there are different variations, the message is always

the same ! A reversal in momentum has occurred!


example Dark Cloud Cover, Piercing Pattern, Bullish Engulfing, Bearish Engulfing, Counter Attack Lines Thrusting Lines C

2. Narrowing Range Bars - NRB

A series of bars in which the difference between the highs and lows is

Narrowing.


While there are different variations, the message is

always the same ! A slowing in momentum is occurring!

3.Narrow Range Bodies - NR

Bars in which the body of the candle is small relative to the overall length

of the candle. They may have Tails on either side of the body.


While there are different variations, the message is

always the same ! A slowing in momentum has occurred!


Example of Narrow Range Bodies & Bars: Hanging man, Inverted Hammer, Shooting Star, DOJI Harami , Long Legged Doji

4.Topping Tail Bars - TT

Bars in which prices had been higher, then supply forced prices

lower into the lower part of the bars range.


While there are different variations, the message is

always the same ! Distribution has occurred!


5.Bottoming Tail Bars - BT

Bars in which prices had been lower, then demand forced prices

higher into the upper part of the bars range.


While there are different variations, the message is

always the same ! Accumulation has occurred!


6.Wide Range Bar - WRB

A Bar in which the Candle Body is relatively wide compared to the

most recent bars .


A Wide Range Bar after a period low volatility ignites momentum in

that direction.


A Wide Range Bar after an extended advance or decline typically

happens near the end of a move. An NR or NRB will signal the turn.



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