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Kabuse (dark cloud cover) A bearish two-day candlestick
combination. It consists of a second-day long black bar that opens
above the high of the previous day's blank bar and closes within the
previous day's range (in an uptrend).
Karakasa (hangman at the top, hammer at the bottom) A bearish
candlestick at the top of the trend, bullish at the bottom of the trend.
The candlestick can be either blank or black. The body of the
candlestick is very small and only half the length of the shadow.
Kenuki (tweezers) A "wait-and-see" two-day candlestick combination. It
consists of consecutive bars that have matching highs or lows. In a
rising market, a tweezers top occurs when the highs match. The
opposite is true for a tweezers bottom.
Key reversal day The daily price range on the bar chart of the reversal
day fully engulfs the previous day's range; also, the close is outside
the preceding day's range.
Kirikomi A bullish two-day candlestick combination. It consists of a
blank marubozu bar that opens the second day lower (than the
previous low of a long black line) and closes above the 50 percent
level of the previous day's range.
Knockin A plain vanilla option that does not exist until the trigger is
reached. Knockout a plain vanilla option that goes away if the trigger
is reached.
Koma (spinning tops) A reversal candlestick formation that consists of
a short bar, either blank or black. This candlestick may also suggest
lack of direction.
Kabuse (dark cloud cover) A bearish two-day candlestick
combination. It consists of a second-day long black bar that opens
above the high of the previous day's blank bar and closes within the
previous day's range (in an uptrend).
Karakasa (hangman at the top, hammer at the bottom) A bearish
candlestick at the top of the trend, bullish at the bottom of the trend.
The candlestick can be either blank or black. The body of the
candlestick is very small and only half the length of the shadow.
Kenuki (tweezers) A "wait-and-see" two-day candlestick combination. It
consists of consecutive bars that have matching highs or lows. In a
rising market, a tweezers top occurs when the highs match. The
opposite is true for a tweezers bottom.
Key reversal day The daily price range on the bar chart of the reversal
day fully engulfs the previous day's range; also, the close is outside
the preceding day's range.
Kirikomi A bullish two-day candlestick combination. It consists of a
blank marubozu bar that opens the second day lower (than the
previous low of a long black line) and closes above the 50 percent
level of the previous day's range.
Knockin A plain vanilla option that does not exist until the trigger is
reached. Knockout a plain vanilla option that goes away if the trigger
is reached.
Koma (spinning tops) A reversal candlestick formation that consists of
a short bar, either blank or black. This candlestick may also suggest
lack of direction.