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A one-candle pattern that closes near or at the highest price (High), thus indicating a weakening of the downtrend momentum. The longer the lower axis and the smaller the body candle, the higher the accuracy of the bullish reversal signal.

A multi-candle pattern (more than 3 candles). The first candle is long bearish and is followed by several short bullish candles that signal a correction. A bearish continuation is confirmed when a long bearish candle is formed again which touches a new low and closes the Falling Three Methods pattern.

This pattern consists of two candlesticks. The first candle is bearish and engulfs the second bullish candle. This pattern indicates that the downtrend is starting to lose momentum. Although it can increase signal accuracy, the axes of the second candlestick do not have to be in the range of the first candlestick.

A three-candle pattern, all of them are long bearish candles. The closing price of the second candle is lower than the first candle, as well as the closing price of the third candle compared to the second candle. This pattern indicates a bearish momentum that can still bring prices down.

A one-candle pattern that occurs at the top of an uptrend. The open creates a gap up from the previous candle, then closes near the low. A confirmation signal breach is obtained from the next candle that opens with a price below the Shooting Star body candle.

A one-candle pattern that occurs at the top of an uptrend. The open creates a gap up from the previous candle, then closes near the low. A confirmation signal breach is obtained from the next candle that opens with a price below the Shooting Star body candle.

A one-candle pattern opened lower than the previous candle. The feature of the Inverted Hammer is that it has a small body and a long upper axis. The longer the upper axis and the smaller the body, the more significant the Inverted Hammer bullish signal.

Engulfing Bearish pattern consists of two candlesticks. The first candlestick is bullish and 'eaten' by the second candlestick which is bearish. This pattern indicates a weakening uptrend momentum and strengthening bearish sentiment in the market.

A one-candle pattern that closes near or at the highest price (High), thus indicating a weakening of the downtrend momentum. The longer the lower axis and the smaller the body candle, the higher the accuracy of the bullish reversal signal.

A three-candle pattern, the first candle is long bearish followed by the second candle that forms a gap down and has a small body. The third candle is a bullish candle confirming a reversal. The bigger of the third body candle reflects the accuracy of the bullish reversal signal.

A one-candle pattern that closes near or at the highest price (High), thus indicating a weakening of the downtrend momentum. The longer the lower axis and the smaller the body candle, the higher the accuracy of the bullish reversal signal.

A three-candle pattern, the first 2 candles form a Bullish Engulfing formation, while the third candle pattern is a bullish candle that confirms a bullish reversal.

A three-candle pattern, all of them are long bearish candles. The closing price of the second candle is lower than the first candle, as well as the closing price of the third candle compared to the second candle. This pattern indicates a bearish momentum that can still bring prices down.

A two-candle pattern, the first candle is bearish and "engulfed" by the second bullish candle. This candle pattern indicates a weakening of the downtrend momentum which is taken over by bullish sentiment.

A one-candle pattern that closes near or at the highest price (High), thus indicating a weakening of the downtrend momentum. The longer the lower axis and the smaller the body candle, the higher the accuracy of the bullish reversal signal.

A one-candle pattern that occurs at the top of an uptrend. The open creates a gap up from the previous candle, then closes near the low. A confirmation signal breach is obtained from the next candle that opens with a price below the Shooting Star body candle.

A one-candle pattern opened lower than the previous candle. The feature of the Inverted Hammer is that it has a small body and a long upper axis. The longer the upper axis and the smaller the body, the more significant the Inverted Hammer bullish signal.

A one-candle pattern opened lower than the previous candle. The feature of the Inverted Hammer is that it has a small body and a long upper axis. The longer the upper axis and the smaller the body, the more significant the Inverted Hammer bullish signal.

A one-candle pattern that closes near or at the highest price (High), thus indicating a weakening of the downtrend momentum. The longer the lower axis and the smaller the body candle, the higher the accuracy of the bullish reversal signal.