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　　In my opinion, GOLD is still bullish. Dips have been bought above 1770
and if 1790 breaks we should see 1810 and 1831. At this point, the
accumulation is happening and the breakout is imminent. However, if the
range persists we could see 1770 again. I am mostly bullish now and
expecting a long breakout.

However, as with any other individual Forex candlestick pattern, it is
highly advisable to exercise patience and wait until the market reacts
during the following trading session, whether it‘s on an hourly or a
daily time frame. If the price starts moving in the direction opposite
to the trend, preferably with a gap at the session’s open, the
probability of a full-fledged reversal increases substantially. Also,
when trading the shooting star pattern, you can get the confirmation by
means of momentum indicators, such as MACD or RSI, which come very handy
when determining when the shift of power takes place within the market.
If the shooting star pops up when RSI, for instance, is deep in the
overbought area (above 80), consider going for a sell or entering a
short position. Moreover, when there is a divergence shown by any of
these indicators (a discrepancy between the direction of the price
action and the movement of indicators moving averages), the shooting
star pattern at the top of the price swing would constitute a mighty
strong sell signal.

　　As for the inverted hammer, it has a similar confirmation scheme: the
gap to the upside on the back of the growing bullish momentum and rising
price, but here it‘s important to take into account the color of the
real body and the time during which the price holds above the hammer’s
body and within the upper wick - the shorter it is, the higher is the
probability that the reversal will pan out.

　　A shooting star, the hammers, and a hanging man are the only
individual (single) candlestick patterns that matter in Forex trading -
there are at least four types of doji patterns: the common, the
long-legged, and gravestone, and the dragonfly dojis, but they work only
in combination with confirmatory factors. Whereas the best Forex
candlestick patterns come in the combination of two or more
candlesticks, with engulfing patterns being probably the most easily
determinable and arguably the most reliable Forex trading signals, if
confirmed by the abnormally high trading volume or the showings of
various indicators.