Complete Guide to Candlesticks Patterns

Identify and interpret the inverted hammer bullish reversal pattern in a downtrend, featuring a long upward shadow at least twice the body, signaling bulls' interest to reverse the trend.

Identify the bullish belt hold pattern, a one-day bullish reversal in a downtrend where a lower open closes higher with a little upward shadow, signaling a trend reversal.

Identify the Hanging Man pattern as a one-day bearish reversal in an uptrend, with a small body and a long lower shadow at least twice the body.

Identify the bearish belt hold pattern, a one-day bearish reversal where a gap up opens and closes near the day's low with a small lower shadow, signaling a trend reversal.

The bullish engulfing pattern marks a bullish reversal after a downtrend, with a second-day bullish candle completely engulfing the previous day's body.

Explore bullish meeting line pattern as a two-day bullish reversal in a downtrend, with a long first-day's black candle, a gap-down open, and a close near the first day's close.

Learn the one white soldier, a two-day bullish reversal pattern in down trends, where a long bearish first day is followed by a gap-up and higher close, signaling momentum shift.

Master the bullish kicking pattern, a two-day bullish reversal in a downtrend where a long black day gives way to a gap-up bullish day, signaling a strong trend reversal.

Identify the bullish harami pattern, a bullish reversal after a downtrend when a long black candle is followed by a smaller bullish candle within the first day’s range.

Identify the bullish harami cross pattern in candlestick charts to spot a potential downtrend reversal, where a doji forms inside a long black candle, awaiting confirmation.

Identify the homing pigeon bullish pattern as a two-day reversal, where a long black candle is followed by a smaller black candle inside the first day's body, signaling bullish reversal.

The matching low pattern is a two-day bullish reversal in a downtrend, with a long black day followed by a smaller black day whose closing prices are equal.

Identify the tweezer bottom bullish reversal pattern in a downtrend, where a long black candle is followed by a second candle opening at the first close and closing higher.

Identify the dark cloud cover bearish reversal pattern in an uptrend: a long white candle followed by a gap up and a close below the previous midpoint.

Explore the bearish meeting line pattern, a two-day bearish reversal in an uptrend where a gap up closes near the prior close, signaling bears gain control.

Explain a two-day bearish reversal after an uptrend, where a long white candle is followed by a gap-down day that closes below the previous day’s opening, signaling momentum loss.

Learn the bearish kicking pattern, a two-day bearish reversal starting with a long white candle in an uptrend, then a gap down and lower close forming the second candle.

Identify the bearish harami pattern, a two-day bearish reversal where a long uptrend day is followed by a second day that opens lower and closes within the first day.

Explore how the bearish doji star marks a two-day reversal from an uptrend, with a long white day followed by a doji gap up and subsequent confirmation.

The descending hawk pattern marks a bearish reversal from an uptrend, with a long white candle followed by a second day that opens lower and is engulfed, signaling bears.

Identify the morning doji star bullish reversal pattern, a three-day candlestick setup in a downtrend where a gap up opens and bulls push prices higher, closing into first day’s body.

Recognize the two rabbits bullish reversal pattern: a three-day downtrend with a long black candle, a small white gap-down, and a third day closing well into the first.

Identify the bullish tri star pattern, a rare three-day doji reversal in a downtrend, where doji bodies and gaps signal a weakening trend.

Identify the three outside up pattern, a three-day bullish reversal in a downtrend, where the second day engulfs the first to form a bullish engulfing pattern and shift momentum.

Spotlights the three white soldiers pattern as a three-day reversal in a downtrend, with three long white candles opening within the prior body and closing higher.

Explore the unique triple bottom pattern in a downtrend, rare three-day reversal where a long black day is followed by a contained day and a bullish day signaling trend reversal.

Explore the bullish stick sandwich pattern in a downtrend, where a long black day is followed by a gap-up white day and a third-day gap-up close near the first day.

Learn the bullish squeeze alert pattern, a three-day bullish reversal in a downtrend where inside days form a triangle, signaling trend reversal.

Identify the descent block bullish reversal: three consecutive black candles in a downtrend with expanding shadows, followed by a smaller fourth day indicating bulls gaining control and a trend reversal.

The three star in the south is a rare three-day candlestick reversal pattern that signals a downtrend may reverse, with long black bodies, gap opens, and shrinking shadows.

Explore the evening star pattern, a three-day bearish reversal that begins with an uptrend, features a small middle day, and ends with a gap-down close signaling trend reversal.

Identify the bearish abandoned baby pattern, a three-day bearish reversal in an uptrend, with a long white candle, a doji, and a gap-down close below the first day's midpoint.

Identify the Bearish TriStar pattern, a rare three-day bearish reversal from an uptrend. It uses three consecutive doji candles, with the second higher than the first and the third lower.

Explore the three outside down pattern, a three-day bearish reversal that starts in an uptrend when the second day engulfs the first and the third day closes lower.

Identify the three inside down pattern, a three-day bearish reversal in an uptrend and a confirmation of a bearish harami.

Identify three black crows bearish reversal pattern that signals a trend reversal from uptrend to downturn, with three long black candles opening within the previous day's body and closing lower.

Identify the identical three cross pattern, a three-day bearish reversal formed after an uptrend, with three consecutive long black candles signaling bears take over.

Explains the bearish stick sandwich pattern, a three-day reversal after an uptrend, where a long white candle is followed by gap-down days and a close near the first close.

Identify the bearish deliberation pattern, a three-day bearish reversal in an uptrend, signaling a trend reversal as bearish pressure grows and bullish momentum fades.

Three stars in the north pattern signals a bearish reversal after an uptrend, with a long white first day and a shrinking, gap-opened follow-up candle.

Learn the concealing baby swallow bullish reversal pattern, a rare four-day downtrend reversal characterized by long black candles, gaps, and engulfing candles signaling a trend shift.

Learn the bullish breakaway pattern, a five-day reversal in a downtrend. The sequence starts with a black candle, gaps, and ends with a white candle as bulls take over.

Identify the bear breakaway pattern, a five-day bearish reversal in an uptrend, where white candles precede a gap down and a final black candle, signaling bears gain control.

Exhibits a five-day bearish reversal after an uptrend, with three white candles and a long lower shadow, ending with a gap-down close on day five.

Explains the bullish separating line pattern as a two-day uptrend continuation, where a first-day black candle gives way to a second-day open higher and close higher, forming a white candle.

Identify the bullish on neckline pattern as a two-day continuation in an uptrend, with a white day one candle and a gap up day two that closes near prior close.

Describe the bearish thrusting pattern, a two-day continuation in a downtrend where a long black candle gaps down and closes into the prior day's body below its midpoint, continuing downtrend.

Identify the bearish in neckline pattern, a two-day downtrend continuation where a long white candle is followed by a gap-down day that closes into the prior body, confirming bears' control.

Explain the bearish on neckline pattern as a two-day downtrend continuation: a long black candle followed by a gap-down day closing near the prior close, signaling bears' control.

Identify the bearish separating line pattern, a two-day downtrend continuation where a long white day is followed by a near-opening, lower-close day signaling bears remain in control.

Identify the upside tasuki gap, a three-day bullish continuation in an uptrend, where a white candle gaps up and later partially or fully fills the gap to confirm bulls.

The upside gap three methods is a bullish three-day continuation pattern signaling the current uptrend, with a long white first day, a gap up second day, and follow-through.

Recognize the bullish side by side black lines as a three-day uptrend continuation, where a white day leads two gap-up black days that fail to close.

Analyze the downside tasuki gap bearish pattern as a three-day continuation in a downtrend, where gap opens and closes indicate continued bearish momentum.

Discover the bullish three line strike pattern, a four-day continuation in an uptrend, where three bullish days are followed by a strong engulfing day signaling potential higher prices.

Understand the bearish three line strike, a four-day continuation candlestick pattern in a downtrend that signals the downtrend will continue as the fourth day engulfs the prior three candles.

Learn the bullish rising three methods continuation pattern, a five-day uptrend setup with a white first day, three small black days, and a long white fifth candle signaling trend continuation.