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# Candlestick Colors
In the trading world, red usually means a bearish candle, and green indicates a bullish one. However, we offer you three unique options to make your candlesticks even more useful:
**Customize Your Candlesticks with 3 Modes:**
**CleanScalper Mode**
The CleanScalper coloring is our most popular candlestick coloring.
Mirrors the candle colors of our "CleanScalper" indicator with the settings 8/20/60. During trends, candles turn vibrant green or red. In sideways markets, candles become purple, indicating less movement.
* Purple = No entry zone, uncertain, no trend
* Green = Bullish / Long
* Red = Bearish / Short
**Trend Ribbon Mode**
Simplicity in color: trend ribbon for clean, minimal charts. Green for bullish, red for bearish.
Opt for simplicity with colors from our trend ribbon. It's perfect if you want a clean chart without too many lines. Green is bullish and red is bearish.
**Moving Average Mode**
Effective Utility: Moving Average Candlestick colors
Candles above the moving average turn green for possible uptrends, while those below become red, suggesting potential downtrends.
### How to get more colorful Candlestick colors
1. Go to your Chart settings
2. Click on Symbol
3. Uncheck borders