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Harami

A two-candle pattern where a small body sits inside the prior large body, hinting at a pause.

Small body inside the prior large body

A Harami is two candles: a large body followed by a small body that sits entirely within the range of the first. It signals a sudden loss of momentum — a bullish harami appears after a downtrend, a bearish one after an uptrend.

How traders read it

  • Read it as a potential reversal or a pause in the trend.
  • The smaller the inside candle, the sharper the momentum shift.
  • It needs confirmation from the following candle to act on.

See it in dtcharts

Turn on candlestick pattern detection in the dtcharts terminal — every harami is marked on the chart with its historical reliability score, so you can judge how often it has actually played out.

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