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THE CHEAT SHEET
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THE CHEAT SHEET

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The cheat sheet, as a terminal

Every candlestick pattern — its shape, its meaning, and what confirms or invalidates it. Query it, filter it, print it. No email, no upsell.

CANDLEWORK://cheatsheet sample data · not advice
try: hammer · doji · bullish · reversal — or just browse below

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Common questions

Are candlestick patterns reliable?

They are context-dependent tendencies, not signals or guarantees. The same pattern means different things at a key level versus in the middle of nowhere, and in a liquid market versus a thin one. No pattern has a fixed success rate.

What is the difference between a hammer and a hanging man?

They are the same shape — a small body with a long lower wick. The difference is entirely context: a hammer appears after a decline, a hanging man after an advance. Location defines the meaning.

How many patterns do I need to know?

Very few. A handful of well-understood patterns read in the right context beats memorising dozens. Most experienced traders rely on a small core set.