How to draw supply and demand zones for piercing and dark cloud cover patterns?

How to draw supply and demand zones for piercing and dark cloud cover patterns?

Zone Drawing for piercing pattern and dark cloud cover

 

In this lesson we will be focusing on 2nd of the most common candle patterns we see on a base which is Piercing and dark cloud cover patterns

Common candlestick patterns.

—  Engulfing patterns

—  Piercing patterns (bullish and bearish, the bearish one is known as ‘dark cloud cover’)

—  Harami patterns

—  Dojis

—  Morning Stars and Evening Stars

 

Piercing patterns

Piercing patterns are candlestick patterns in which a large candlestick is followed by a smaller candlestick whose body is located within the vertical range of the larger body but the 2nd candle is between 50-100% of first candle range. Piercing patterns can be bullish or bearish and can be a sign of a potential reversal of the current trend. Bullish piercing pattern is called as piercing pattern whereas bearish piercing pattern is also called as dark cloud cover.

 

HOW TO USE PIERCING PATTERNS

—  They are the building blocks of a trend

—  They usually happen at the end of an uptrend/downtrend

—  They can happen at flip zones and previous SR/SD zones that are being revisited.

—  Don’t use if pattern is in the middle of nowhere, these patterns are good reversal candlestick patterns but they need to be at bigger timeframe zones for higher probability trading

 

DARK CLOUD COVER AND PIERCING PATTERNS

These two patterns are similar to the engulfing pattern covered in previous episode, the main difference is that the new candle never closes above/below the previous candle’s body. The dark cloud cover is also a reversal pattern. So Zone will be slightly on the right side.

The Piercing Pattern – Dark Cloud Cover

·         Piercing pattern = demand reversal pattern

·         Dark Cloud Cover = supply reversal pattern

 

How to draw zone for Piercing & Dark Cloud Cover Patterns:

—  For Demand Zone

—  For distal line – use low of the zone

—  For proximal line – use high of the tightly packed body

—  For Supply Zone

—  For distal line – use high of the zone

—  For proximal line – use low of the tightly packed body

 

Remember that basing will happen in many different shapes, you have up to 6 candles at the base, shorter/longer wicks, multiple candlestick formations, etc. Each base is different and as such it should be treated independently. For more information, watch the video: https://youtu.be/IWIAjv_rYdk

 

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