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The Complete Candlestick Patterns Encyclopedia

61 patterns, explained the way you actually trade them

Illustrated edition, 2026 · interactive flipbook + PDF

Most candlestick guides stop at "here is a hammer". This one goes further. Every pattern gets the same 26-point page: how to spot it, the psychology behind it, where it works, entry, stop loss, target, a risk-to-reward example, false signals and when not to trade it. Examples use NIFTY 50, BANK NIFTY and NSE stocks, with risk worked out in rupees.

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61candlestick patterns
231illustrated pages
26points covered per pattern
30day learning programme

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The ZIP you download contains a flipbook that opens in any browser, with no internet needed. Turn pages, search, bookmark and zoom. A plain PDF is included as well.

Two sample pages

Every pattern gets two pages like these: the explanation and trade plan on the left, a worked chart example on the right.

Sample page: the Hammer pattern, with formation, psychology and identification rules
Hammer: formation, psychology and rules
Sample page: Hammer example chart with entry, stop loss and target, and trade plan
Hammer: example chart and trade plan

All 61 patterns covered

    Single candle (18)

  • Doji
  • Standard Doji
  • Long-Legged Doji
  • Dragonfly Doji
  • Gravestone Doji
  • Four Price Doji
  • Hammer
  • Inverted Hammer
  • Hanging Man
  • Shooting Star
  • Marubozu
  • Bullish Marubozu
  • Bearish Marubozu
  • Spinning Top
  • High Wave Candle
  • Rickshaw Man
  • Belt Hold
  • Takuri Line

    • Two candles (18)

  • Bullish Engulfing
  • Bearish Engulfing
  • Bullish Harami
  • Bearish Harami
  • Harami Cross
  • Piercing Line
  • Dark Cloud Cover
  • Tweezer Bottom
  • Tweezer Top
  • Bullish Kicker
  • Bearish Kicker
  • Matching Low
  • Homing Pigeon
  • Meeting Lines
  • Separating Lines
  • On-Neck Line
  • In-Neck Line
  • Thrusting Pattern

    • Three candles (17)

  • Morning Star
  • Evening Star
  • Morning Doji Star
  • Evening Doji Star
  • Three White Soldiers
  • Three Black Crows
  • Three Inside Up
  • Three Inside Down
  • Three Outside Up
  • Three Outside Down
  • Three Stars in the South
  • Advance Block
  • Deliberation Pattern
  • Abandoned Baby
  • Tri-Star
  • Upside Gap Three Methods
  • Downside Gap Three Methods

    • Continuation (8)

  • Rising Three Methods
  • Falling Three Methods
  • Mat Hold
  • Upside Tasuki Gap
  • Side-by-Side White Lines
  • Upside Gap Two Crows
  • Downside Tasuki Gap
  • Three Line Strike

Full contents

Part 1: Understanding candlesticks p. 10

  1. 1Introduction to Japanese candlesticks
  2. 2The history of candlestick charting
  3. 3Anatomy of a candlestick
  4. 4Market psychology through candles
  5. 5How to read candlestick charts
  6. 6Understanding timeframes

Parts 2 to 5: The 61 patterns p. 26

  1. 7Single candlestick patterns (18)
  2. 8Two candlestick patterns (18)
  3. 9Three candlestick patterns (17)
  4. 10Continuation patterns (8)

Part 6: Advanced analysis p. 159

  1. 11Support, resistance and supply/demand zones
  2. 12Confirmation, breakouts and false breakouts
  3. 13Volume, price action and market structure
  4. 14Combinations, ranges and trends

Part 7: Trading strategies p. 172

  1. 15Trend: EMA 9/21, EMA 20/50 and VWAP
  2. 16Momentum: RSI, MACD and volume
  3. 17Levels and volatility: S/R, ORB and ATR stops

Parts 8 and 9: Indian market, risk and psychology p. 188

  1. 18Indices, stocks, futures and options
  2. 19The Indian trading day and trading styles
  3. 20Risk management
  4. 21Trading psychology and discipline

Part 10 and reference p. 202

  1. 22The 30-day candlestick learning programme
  2. 23Identification and chart-reading exercises
  3. 24Trading scenarios and multiple-choice questions
  4. 25Answer key
  5. 26Professional trader checklist and cheat sheet
  6. APattern comparison tables
  7. BGlossary and index

On every pattern page

How to spot itCandle-by-candle formation, OHLC traits and clear identification rules.
Why it worksWhat buyers and sellers are doing, and the trend and levels it needs.
Trade planEntry, stop loss, target and a risk-to-reward example in rupees.
Avoid mistakesFalse signals, when not to trade it, beginner errors and pro tips.

Who this book is for

  • Beginners who want to learn chart reading from the ground up, with a 30-day plan
  • Traders who know pattern names but want clear entry, stop and target rules
  • NIFTY, BANK NIFTY and F&O traders who want examples for the Indian market
  • Anyone who wants a quick reference to check a pattern before acting

Questions

What do I get after paying?

A ZIP file downloads automatically. It contains the interactive flipbook (open Open_Flipbook.html after unzipping) and the full PDF. A separate PDF-only download is also offered, which is easier on a phone. Both links are emailed to you.

Does the flipbook need internet?

No. It runs from the unzipped folder in any modern browser on a laptop or desktop. On a phone, the PDF is the easiest option.

I lost the file. Can I download it again?

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Is this trading advice?

No. It's an educational book. All charts are illustrations made for teaching, not historical trades or recommendations.

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For education only. This book is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and the publisher is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. Trading in equities, futures and options involves substantial risk of loss. NIFTY 50 and NIFTY Bank are trademarks of NSE Indices Limited.