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Open and close nearly equal — complete indecision between bulls and bears.
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Patterns are detected fresh after each market close. Check back tomorrow.What is a Doji pattern?
A Doji forms when the stock opens and closes at nearly the same level. It represents a tug-of-war between bulls and bears where neither side wins, signalling market indecision.
Doji patterns are most significant when they appear after a sustained trend. A Doji after a long uptrend warns of exhaustion; after a downtrend, it may signal accumulation. Volume on the Doji day adds context.
Is a Doji bullish or bearish?
On its own, a Doji is neutral. Its significance depends on the prior trend and the candle that follows it. After an uptrend it leans bearish; after a downtrend it leans bullish.
What are the different types of Doji?
Standard Doji, Long-legged Doji (large shadows), Dragonfly Doji (no upper shadow, bullish), and Gravestone Doji (no lower shadow, bearish). MomentumIQ currently detects standard Doji.
How does MomentumIQ define a Doji?
We flag a candle as Doji when the body (|close - open|) is ≤ 5% of the total candle range (high - low).
Should I trade a Doji alone?
Never trade a Doji in isolation. Always wait for the next session's confirmation candle and check the broader trend context.
