Candlesticks are indications of the price of a coin at a fixed time. For example, one candlestick can be at a fixed time of 1 minute, 5 minutes, or even up to 4 hours. Also, they tell you what was the highest and lowest price at the fixed time. A green candlestick tells you that the price opened low and closed high. A red candlestick tells you the price opened high and closed low. This is important to know so you can indicate patterns and trends
As you can see when the price hits the green line the price goes up. This is the support line.
As you see here when the price hits the red line the price drops. This is the resistance line.
This right here is a candlestick graph of Bitcoin. I first drew my support line then my resistance line. Then I waited for the price to hit my Support line to buy. Then sold when the price hit the resistance line. Which gave me a 17.77% gain.
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