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Heikin Ashi candles

Smoothed candles that make trends easier to see: long runs of the same colour, fewer distracting flips.

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用通俗的话解释

"Heikin ashi" means "average bar" in Japanese. Each candle uses averages of the current and previous candle, so random flips are filtered out and trends show as solid runs of green or red.

计算方法

The close is the average of the four prices; the open is the midpoint of the previous Heikin Ashi candle.

HA close = (open + high + low + close) ÷ 4
HA open = (previous HA open + previous HA close) ÷ 2
HA high = max(high, HA open, HA close),  HA low = min(low, HA open, HA close)

如何使用

  • Green candles with no lower wicks: strong uptrend. Red with no upper wicks: strong downtrend.
  • Small bodies with wicks on both sides: possible trend change.

得出结论

  • Heikin Ashi prices are averages, not the real prices: use normal candles for exact levels.

示例

A two-week rally appears as eleven green Heikin Ashi candles in a row, while normal candles show four red ones in between.

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注意事项

  • The last Heikin Ashi close is not the market price.

一点历史

A Japanese technique; Dan Valcu brought it to wide attention among Western traders in a 2004 magazine article.

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