There are a few more points to discuss regarding candlesticks: while simple candlesticks may seem straightforward, the simpler something is, the more difficult it can be to use, requiring more extensive trading experience.

1. Many people highly regard naked candlesticks because they are the simplest and most straightforward forms; the so-called principle of simplicity suggests that mastering naked candlesticks is somehow superior to other technical patterns. This is not the case. The simpler the pattern, the lower the margin for error, and the more trading experience is required. Other indicators represent candlesticks in a quantified manner on the chart, making them clearer and simpler to read, which is also a great choice. For example, using the high and low points of candlesticks to find resistance levels requires a comprehensive judgment from the trader, while using moving averages as resistance levels makes it immediately obvious.

2. Candlesticks are not magical. They merely represent the trajectory of price movement. The methods for using candlesticks are detailed in many trading books, primarily focusing on the reversal structures and continuation structures of candlesticks. Additionally, candlesticks can be combined with other indicators to form a trading system. There are many exaggerated views about the magical nature of naked candlesticks online, inflating their importance. Candlesticks cannot predict the future; like other indicators, they should be used as a standard for judging trends. This is something we must view and utilize scientifically.