Saturday, September 16, 2017

PIN BAR - Low risk High reward

 Candlestick chart have many patterns.So today we will learn about Pin bar .(see below image)

If you See above image , you will get the idea why we call this shape/pattern Pin bar , because of  long tail & short head.

Pin bar have two types Bullish and Bearish.

1. Bullish :- Long tail of bar at lower side & head on upper side.

2. Bearish :- Long tail of bar on upper side & head on lower side



This bar have higher possibility of success and also cover the high risk reward.


Look at below charts,


  • Bullish Pin Bar Chart



  • Bearish Pin Bar Charts

chart 1


Chart 2



 We can use both the patterns in trade / investment successfully.

Live example of  Pin Bar  posted below . You can also track  live

Weekly Chart of  RAYMOND . 
Bearish Pin Bar







Benefit of Pin Bar :

  •  It is very simple to understand.
  •  No complicated indicators.
  • Easy to recognize structure. 
This is not only for example, I am also using this pattern for my trade .

Regards

3 comments:

  1. Wonderful learning and great example. thanks for posting ji.

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