Not every doji signals a trend reversal. It’s just how the market talks—sometimes it’s clear, sometimes it’s noise.
Here’s the thing: if you’re looking at a doji on a timeframe, the next candle hasn’t closed yet. That means the story isn’t over.
Price could dip a little, then shoot above the doji’s high.
Or it might break below the low and just keep dropping.
Sometimes, it just stays in the doji’s range, like it’s indecisive.
If you’re trading based on daily candles, it’s simple—wait. Let the candle close. That’s when you’ll have more context to decide the next move.
Patience isn’t glamorous, but it works.
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