10/12/2026
π―οΈ One candle, 4 facts.
A candlestick chart looks intimidating for about 30 seconds β then it clicks. Each candle covers one period (let's say one day), and it records four facts about that day: the open, the high, the low, and the close.
Here's how to read one:
1οΈβ£ The BODY β from the open to the close. A fat body means a decisive session: one side took control and held it all day.
2οΈβ£ The WICKS β from the body out to the high and low. The wick shows how far price stretched and got pushed back. A long lower wick? Buyers stepped in at the lows and pushed price back up before the day ended.
3οΈβ£ The COLOR β green means the day closed higher than it opened (buyers won the session). Red means it closed lower (sellers won).
So one red candle doesn't mean "bad stock" β it means sellers won that one session. Pros read candles the way you'd read a scoreboard: as a record of what happened, not a prediction of what happens next.
We practice reading real charts together live in class β in person in the Miami/Broward area or live online β so this becomes second nature before any money is ever involved.
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For educational purposes only β not financial advice. Markets involve risk. Chart shown is illustrative only, not a promise of results.