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Candlesticks help you read past price behavior. Use them with trend, support/resistance, and volume. Do not trade using candles alone.

One candle alone means very little. Candles make sense when you look at many candles together. This helps you see trends, pauses, and possible changes.

Candle color shows who closed stronger. • Green → close was higher than open (buyers) • Red → close was lower than open (sellers) The close is the most important price.

The thin lines are called wicks. • Upper wick → price went up but came back down • Lower wick → price went down but came back up Wicks show failed moves.

The body is the distance between open and close. • Big body = price moved strongly • Small body = price didn’t move much This helps you see strength vs hesitation.

Each candlestick is made from four prices: • Open → price at the start • High → highest price reached • Low → lowest price reached • Close → price at the end Nothing more, nothing less.

Candlestick charts help you understand market behavior, not predict price. They show how price moved during a period and who controlled it buyers or sellers. Think of candles as a visual record of decision making.

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Important thing: Liquidation doesn’t wait for the price to recover. Once it happens, your trade is over permanently. How beginners avoid liquidation: > Use lower leverage > Keep extra margin > Know your liquidation price > Never risk your whole account on one trade

But...why does liquidation exist? To protect the system! Without liquidation, traders could lose more than they deposited, which would break the exchange and the market. So liquidation protects the platform, not the trader.

Example: Bitcoin at $50,000 You go LONG with 10× leverage using $100 Let $BTC drops ~10% Your $100 margin is fully used to cover losses Your trade is closed means “Liquidated”. Takeaway: Liquidation isn’t bad luck. It’s leverage + math.

Your margin acts like a safety buffer. As long as the price moves in your favor, everything is fine. But when price moves against you, losses are taken from your margin. If losses keep growing, your margin starts shrinking. When it falls below a minimum level (called

When you trade perpetuals, you don’t trade only with your own money. You deposit margin (your money), and the exchange lets you control a larger position using leverage. Example: $100 margin + 10× leverage = $1,000 position.