A long upper wick can show that buyers pushed price higher but sellers rejected those levels.A long lower wick can show that sellers pushed price lower but buyers stepped in.Rejection becomes more meaningful when it occurs near support, resistance, or a key market level.Never trade based on a single candle alone wait for confirmation from the following price action.
Key lesson: The wick can tell you where the market faced rejection, but context tells you whether it matters.
@Jameswalessvip
