Price-Action Candles
Price Action Candles indicator identifies market trend direction by analyzing swing highs and lows, color-coding candles to show bullish, bearish, or transitional market conditions.
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Price Action Candles indicator identifies market trend direction by analyzing swing highs and lows, color-coding candles to show bullish, bearish, or transitional market conditions.
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