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Evening Star

A three-candle bearish reversal marking a top after an uptrend.

Up candle, star, down candle

An Evening Star is three candles: a long up candle, a small-bodied candle that gaps higher (the star), and a long down candle that closes deep into the first body. It captures the shift from buying, to hesitation, to selling at a market top.

How traders read it

  • Read it as a reliable bearish reversal after an uptrend.
  • A deeper close of the third candle into the first strengthens it.
  • A doji as the middle candle sharpens the signal.

See it in dtcharts

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