Doji Pattern
Doji is one of the commonly used candlestick patterns in quantitative trading, representing a neutral pattern.
Calculation Principle
Doji pattern is identified by the following conditions:
- Opening and closing prices are the same or very close
- Indicates market indecision
- Pattern appears at a trend reversal point
- Can be bullish or bearish depending on the context
- Often used in combination with other patterns
Parameter Description
- Input Parameters:
- Open: Opening price
- High: Highest price
- Low: Lowest price
- Close: Closing price
- Parameters:
- penetration: Body penetration ratio (default: 0)
Usage Recommendations
- Use in combination with other technical indicators
- Pay attention to the overall market trend
- Monitor volume confirmation
- Set reasonable stop-loss levels
- Watch for false breakouts
Notes
- Ensure data quality
- Pay attention to pattern completeness
- Consider market environment
- Watch for false signals
- Combine with fundamental analysis
- Pay attention to risk control
- Regularly evaluate strategy effectiveness
- Optimize parameters