👉 Candle math, also known as candle charting or time series analysis with candles, is a method used to visualize and analyze financial market data, particularly stock prices, over time. It involves plotting price movements in small, discrete intervals (candles) on a graph, where each candle represents a specific period, such as an hour or a day. The height of the candle corresponds to the price range between the opening and closing prices of that interval, while the width represents the time duration. This method is especially useful for identifying trends, patterns, and volatility in financial markets, helping traders and analysts make informed decisions. Candle math often employs various technical indicators, such as moving averages, relative strength index (RSI), and Bollinger Bands, to enhance analysis and predict future price movements.
