When most traders see one signal, they buy. A Shimizu disciple waits for all three. This is why the system works; it filters out the "noise" that shakes out inexperienced traders.
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Before Steve Nison popularized candlestick charting in the West in the early 1990s, Seiki Shimizu was already the authority in Japan. Published originally in Japanese, The Japanese Chart of Charts (often referred to by its translated title) is a dense, encyclopedic treatment of price action. When most traders see one signal, they buy
The book details the psychology behind specific patterns, explaining not just what they look like, but why they form. It is a study in human fear and greed, played out in the open, high, low, and close of a trading session. It is a study in human fear and
Western traders often mistake this for a reversal. Shimizu’s PDF highlights a rare note: In a downtrend, the Downward Tasuki (where the second candle gaps down but fails to close lower) is actually a violent bullish reversal, not a bear flag. It mimics a slingshot.