Scalping using candlestick patterns.

The main challenge when trading scalping is finding entry points. Signals for longer time frames don't always work, so you have to find your own solutions.

One common option is using candlestick analysis, although this method is more effective on M5 and M15 timeframes, which are therefore longer.

Trades are opened after candlesticks or candlestick patterns appear that indicate a continuation of the trend, as candlesticks that confirm the trend generate fewer false signals.

Most traders avoid candlestick analysis due to its complexity, as it requires memorizing numerous combinations. In our case, this isn't necessary, thanks to the " Candlestick Indicator ."

It automatically identifies the combination and displays it on the chart. All you have to do is wait for a pattern that confirms the trend and then open a trade in the direction of the existing trend. The indicator settings also allow you to limit the appearance of other signals.

Obviously, even with this trading strategy, false signals will still occur, so the Stochastic indicator .

Trading strategies using Japanese candlesticks are quite simple and are ideal for scalping, as they require quick decision-making and don't allow for lengthy deliberation.