Long lower wicks that appear in the market structure are often called “the finger of the immortal.”


They are a classic candlestick signal used to anticipate the direction of the subsequent move.
When these long lower wicks show up at the high and low points of a phase of trading,
they are usually a clear reversal signal.
But if they appear in the middle of a consolidation range,
the signal’s effectiveness hasn’t been sufficiently verified yet.
Just as it happens, BTC’s 5-minute chart has formed a standard “finger of the immortal” pattern.
Next, you can focus on closely monitoring and observing
what kind of signal confirmation result this level ultimately produces.
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· 56m ago
Is the bullish signal correct?
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