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I always think of long legged Dojis as a 'special case' of a hamer (i.e. open = close rather than almost the same). Actually I don't think in candlestick terms at all I'm more interested in whats going on 'behind them'. The long tails interest me as that usually indicates a testing and rejection of some level or other.
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Yes, same here. I could also alternatively say or - to avoid stirring an unneccessary discussion - think to myself that a hammer is "a case of not fully realized gravestone or dragonfly". By the way "hammer" says relatively little compared to my favorite candle name "gravestone", which says it all and for a reason... I am not a big fan of dragonfly name (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly) - what this microscopic creature has to do with the candle's powerful implications (not just look) - for my personal use I call dragonfly "bulltail" or perhaps might imagine a dragon that has just slapped unprepared bears on their heads with its muscular tail
