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Ever seen a candle that looks like a cross or a “T”? That’s a doji — a sign that the market can’t decide which way to go. What it indicates: A doji often follows a strong trend, suggesting a pause or potential reversal. 🚨 Large candles nearby → strong signal → prepare for a possible reversal 🚨 Small candles nearby → weak signal → better skip it Expert tips: 💡 Look for doji candles at support and resistance levels — a reversal might happen here. 💡 Pay attention to the shape and color of the doji, as they help confirm the potential market direction. 💡 Treat the doji as a warning sign, but always wait for confirmation before acting on it. 📌Example: - Chart: Gold hits its long-term support and forms a T-shaped green doji. - Meaning: Sellers pushed the price down, but buyers pulled it back up. Traders often see this as a bounce signal. - Confirmation: The bounce is more reliable if the next big candle also closes green. 💾 Save this post to revisit it next time you spot a doji. #OT_trading_glossary