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The Candlestick Chart

A one-page candlestick chart — the compact market chart that shows not just where a number ended, but the full fight between its high, low, open and close. Each row becomes one candle: a thin wick spans the period's low-to-high range, while the thicker body runs from open to close. Green bodies closed higher than they opened, red bodies closed lower, and grey bodies finished flat. A line chart can show the close, but it hides the volatility inside each period; a candlestick keeps the extremes visible, so long wicks, narrow bodies, reversals and tight ranges all stand out immediately. It is natural for stocks, ETFs and crypto, but it also works for any ordered range log: weekly product prices, inventory level swings, blood glucose ranges, project burn ranges, or anything with a start, a high, a low and an end. Type one ordered period per line as label, open, high, low and close; the sheet fits the shared price axis, colours each candle and summarizes the net move. Leave it blank to print a trading frame and mark candles by hand.

Best for: Tracking ordered open/high/low/close movement — stock or ETF snapshots, weekly price ranges, crypto logs, inventory swings, or any period with a start, extremes and an end.
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A candlestick chart is the compact language of movement across ordered periods. Each candle carries four readings: where the period opened, how high it reached, how low it fell, and where it closed. The thin wick shows the full high-to-low range; the body shows the open-to-close move. Green bodies closed higher, red bodies closed lower, and flat bodies stayed still. Use it for stock or ETF snapshots, crypto logs, weekly price checks, inventory ranges, project burn ranges, or any sequence where the extremes matter as much as the final number. Leave it blank to print the frame and mark candles by hand.

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