Three Candlesticks Candle Patterns

 

The Morning Star is a strong bullish reversal pattern that appears after a downtrend. It consists of:

1. A long bearish candle

2. A small-bodied candle (Doji or Spinning Top) showing indecision

3. A strong bullish candle closing well into the body of the first candle

Interpretation:

This pattern indicates that selling pressure is weakening and buyers are gaining control. It's more reliable when confirmed by high trading volume or a gap up.

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🌑 Evening Star Pattern

Keywords: Evening Star Pattern, Bearish Reversal Candlestick, Three Bar Setup, Market Top Signal

Description:

The Evening Star is a bearish reversal pattern, forming at the end of an uptrend. It includes:

1. A long bullish candle

2. A small-bodied candle (often a Doji) indicating indecision

3. A large bearish candle that closes below the midpoint of the first candle

Interpretation:

It signals that bullish momentum is fading, and sellers may soon dominate the market. Traders often wait for confirmation from the next candle.

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📉 Three Black Crows

Keywords: Three Black Crows Pattern, Bearish Candlestick Signal, Trend Reversal Indicator, Strong Selling Pressure

Description:

The Three Black Crows pattern appears after an uptrend and consists of:

1. Three consecutive bearish candles

2. Each candle opens within the body of the previous one

3. Each closes lower, showing consistent selling pressure

Interpretation:

This is a strong bearish reversal signal, indicating that sellers have taken full control. It’s most effective after a prolonged uptrend and may suggest the start of a downtrend.

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