Candlestick patterns
What each candlestick pattern looks like and the market psychology behind it — from the doji to three black crows.
- ArtikelDojiA single candle with almost no body, showing indecision between buyers and sellers.
- ArtikelHammerA single bullish reversal candle with a long lower wick after a downtrend.
- ArtikelHanging ManA hammer-shaped candle that appears after an uptrend and warns of a top.
- ArtikelShooting StarA single bearish reversal candle with a long upper wick after an uptrend.
- ArtikelInverted HammerA bottoming candle with a long upper wick that hints at a bullish turn.
- ArtikelBullish EngulfingA two-candle bullish reversal where a large up candle swallows the prior down candle.
- ArtikelBearish EngulfingA two-candle bearish reversal where a large down candle swallows the prior up candle.
- ArtikelMorning StarA three-candle bullish reversal marking a bottom after a downtrend.
- ArtikelEvening StarA three-candle bearish reversal marking a top after an uptrend.
- ArtikelThree White SoldiersThree strong consecutive up candles signalling a powerful bullish shift.
- ArtikelThree Black CrowsThree strong consecutive down candles signalling a powerful bearish shift.
- ArtikelHaramiA two-candle pattern where a small body sits inside the prior large body, hinting at a pause.