What are these candles called?

Hello guys,

how are these called (e. g. picture below)?

King regards

That candle, I'm not even sure what it was called.
But I'm giving you a cheat sheet. Maybe in 10 years you can understand

No matter what your decisions and believes are regarding that candle... it's a loss.

No matter what kind of analysis you use, it's objectively a loss. Heck, even if you knew the future was certain and safe(the candle afterward or many candles afterwards that help validate yourself ), it's a loss.
A loss of money and time in every sense of the word and reason. That is an objective truth.



There's only two of which are profitable conditions, and lo & behold if you cannot put this truth into a statistical system, there's absolutely no way you're going to manage money. Because there are 5 overall conditions against your belief. And if you cannot defend yourself, you're in negative territory.
I'll help you out with starting to put it in a statistical system, the foundation of how I did mines. In simple terms the theme is

Ecclesiastes 11:3
If clouds are full of water, they pour rain on the earth. Whether a tree falls to the south or to the north, in the place where it falls, there it will lie.

At the end of the day, the market has to land somewhere. It can't be in two places. Your candle is showing two places... why? Is it a tree, or a branch? Is it the real dream or fake? Is it profitable or a loss?

It could be classified as two different Japanese candlestick patterns. (1) a doji - if the difference between open and close are the same or practically the same. Or (2) a spinning top. Also the fact that the open and close occurred within the previous candle's range you could also call it a harami.

All the above patterns indicate the same thing in the market...Order flow balance. And in retrospect this balance was a clear inflection point in price.