the color of the next candle stick depends on price action which can change any moment, you can do statistical check to see how many time a green candle came after green and red afterIs there probability in predicting the formation of the next candlestick given the formation of previous candlesticks. For example, if the candlestick closes long and green wouldn't it slightly shift market sentiment causing the next candlestick to likely form green? And if this is true how does it relate to the random walk theory?
banghead
, but it's not a valid test, and it's a lot of work, it's much more effective to learn price action or to learn how to read heatmap like Bookmap