Continuation Patterns – Part 2
by In this second part of continuation patterns, rising and falling three methods as well as separating lines would be covered. If you missed the first …
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Continuation Patterns – Part 1
1. Windows A window is also known as a gap in Western technical analysis (the expression used is ‘filling the gap’). The main characteristic of …
Reversal Patterns: Stronger Reversal Patterns
In this post we will discuss the stronger reversal patterns such as Three Black Crows, Three White Soldiers, Three Mountains, Dumpling Tops and more!
Reversal Patterns: Weaker Reversal Patterns
#1 Harami Pattern Harami Cross #2 Tweezers Tops and Bottoms Tweezers Top 1. Tweezers Top and Harami Cross A long white line followed by a …
Reversal Patterns: Stars
What is a Star? Types of Stars Lowest low of the three lines that form the pattern should be the support. Decisive factor is that …
Reversal Patterns: Dark-Cloud Cover and Piercing Pattern
Dark-Cloud Cover Dual-candle pattern that is a top reversal after an uptrend. Rationale behind Dark-Cloud Cover Bulls are in complete control from the first day …
Reversal Patterns: Engulfing Patterns
What is it? It is the first of multiple candle line patterns and is a major reversal signal with two opposite color real bodies composing …
Reversal Patterns: Introduction
Reversal patterns are a series of candlesticks which indicate the end of an existing trend and the starting of a new trend. Common trend reversals …
Reversal Patterns: Umbrella Lines
Hammer/Hanging Man (Umbrella Lines) A single candle pattern that signals a reversal of the preceding trend. The characteristics of a Hammer/Hanging man are: What are …