Doji

Doji candles warn us of potential reversal...
Always consider the trend preceding the Doji.
Doji represent indecision between the bulls and the bears.
Doji are more significant at market tops than bottoms.


 Doji Star

A smaller range Doji that gaps up at open,where the open and the close are situated in the  middle of the candle's range. Significant at top following a long white candle.









Four Price Doji

 When the open, close, high and the low are all equal.
  Represents a lack of liquidity or a period of inactivity.

           





             

Long-Legged Doji

 A Doji  where the open and the close are situated in the upper
 range of the candle. The long shadows reflect indecision.









Rickshaw Man

  A variation of the Long-Legged Doji where the open and the
  close are situated in the middle of the Doji.









Dragonfly Doji  

   A Doji where the open and the close are situated at the top of the
   candle's range.  More powerful than the hammer at bottoms.









Gravestone Doji  

  A Doji where the open and close are situated at the bottom of the
  candle's range. More powerful than the shooting star at tops.










Related Doji candle patterns
Harami Cross + /-
Morning  Doji Star
Evening Doji Star
Tri-Star Doji + /-
Gravestone Doji + /-
Dragonfly Doji + /-


Trading the Doji
Ignore Doji during consolidation or in a box range
Take notice of Doji at horizontal support / resistance levels
Take notice of Doji at Fibonacci retracement levels
Take notice of Doji at market tops : Doji star after long white candle and Long-Legged Doji or Rickshaw Man.