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A rare three-candle reversal with a doji that gaps away from both surrounding candles. Very strong signal.

A long bullish marubozu that opens on the low. Shows strong buying from the open.

A five-candle bullish reversal where downtrend reverses with a series of gaps.

A two-candle reversal where a small bullish candle is contained within the previous large bearish candle.

A two-candle bullish reversal where a large green candle completely engulfs the previous red candle's body.

A doji with a long lower wick and no upper wick. Opens and closes at the high, showing strong rejection of lower prices.

A bullish reversal pattern with a small body and long lower wick, indicating buyers stepped in after sellers pushed price down.

A bullish reversal pattern with a small body and long upper wick. Buyers tested higher but closed near open.

Two marubozu candles in opposite directions with a gap. Extremely strong reversal pattern.

Three long bearish candles followed by a doji then a bullish candle. Shows exhaustion reversal.

A powerful bullish candle with no wicks - opens at low and closes at high. Shows extreme buying pressure.

A five-candle bullish continuation pattern similar to Rising Three Methods but with a gap.

Two bearish candles with identical closing prices. Shows support and potential reversal.

A three-candle bullish reversal with a doji in the middle. Similar to Morning Star but more powerful due to doji indecision.

A three-candle bullish reversal pattern signaling the end of a downtrend. Named because it appears before price "sunrise".

A two-candle bullish reversal where the second candle opens below previous low and closes above midpoint.

A continuation pattern with one large bullish candle, three small pullback candles, then another bullish candle breaking higher.

A bullish gap where the low of current candle is above the high of previous candle. Shows strong buying pressure.

Two candles with same opening but opposite colors. Second candle confirms trend reversal.

Two bullish candles with similar size after a gap up. Shows strong bullish continuation.

A bullish continuation where gap is partially filled but trend continues upward.

A bullish reversal combining a harami pattern followed by a confirmation candle. Strong reversal signal.

Three bearish candles followed by a large bullish candle that engulfs all three. Very strong reversal.

A bullish engulfing pattern followed by a confirmation candle. Very strong reversal signal.

Three consecutive long bullish candles with higher closes, indicating strong sustained buying pressure.

Three consecutive doji candles. Extremely rare pattern showing complete indecision before major move.

Two or more candles with matching lows, indicating strong support and potential reversal.

A rare three-candle reversal with a doji that gaps away from both surrounding candles. Very strong signal.

Three bullish candles with progressively smaller bodies and longer upper wicks. Shows weakening buying.

A strong two-candle reversal pattern where a large red candle completely engulfs the previous green candle.

A two-candle reversal where a small bearish candle is contained within the previous large bullish candle.

A long bearish marubozu that opens on the high. Shows strong selling from the open.

A five-candle bearish reversal where uptrend reverses with a series of gaps.

A two-candle bearish reversal where the second candle opens above previous high and closes below midpoint.

Three bullish candles but third is small, showing hesitation after strong advance.

A three-candle bearish reversal with a doji in the middle. The doji shows indecision at the top before reversal.

A three-candle bearish reversal pattern signaling the end of an uptrend. The opposite of Morning Star.

A continuation pattern with one large bearish candle, three small rally candles, then another bearish candle breaking lower.

A bearish gap where the high of current candle is below the low of previous candle. Shows strong selling pressure.

A doji with a long upper wick and no lower wick. Opens and closes at the low, showing strong rejection of higher prices.

A bearish reversal pattern identical to hammer but appears after uptrend. Long lower wick shows selling pressure.

Two marubozu candles in opposite directions with a gap. Extremely strong reversal pattern.

A powerful bearish candle with no wicks - opens at high and closes at low. Shows extreme selling pressure.

Two candles with same opening but opposite colors. Second candle confirms trend reversal.

A bearish reversal pattern with a small body and long upper wick, showing buyers tried to push higher but sellers took control.

Three bullish candles where third opens within second body and shows small gains. Uptrend losing steam.

A bearish continuation where gap is partially filled but trend continues downward.

Three consecutive long bearish candles with lower closes, showing strong sustained selling pressure.

A bearish reversal combining a harami pattern followed by a confirmation candle. Strong reversal signal.

Three bullish candles followed by a large bearish candle that engulfs all three. Very strong reversal.

A bearish engulfing pattern followed by a confirmation candle. Very strong reversal signal.

Three consecutive doji candles with middle one gapping up. Extremely rare reversal pattern.

Two or more candles with matching highs, indicating strong resistance and potential reversal.

A bearish three-candle pattern where two small black candles follow a gap up from a white candle.

An indecision pattern where open and close are nearly equal, showing balance between buyers and sellers.

A trap pattern where an inside bar is followed by a false breakout then reversal. Catches traders offside.

A doji with very long upper and lower wicks. Shows extreme indecision and volatility during the period.

A small-bodied candle with upper and lower wicks, showing indecision and reduced momentum.

Bullish pattern with flat resistance and rising support. Higher lows show increasing buying pressure.

A bearish continuation pattern with a strong downward move (flagpole) followed by a rectangular consolidation (flag) sloping slightly up.

Bearish continuation with sharp decline (flagpole) followed by small symmetrical triangle consolidation.

Bearish continuation with horizontal support and resistance. Price consolidates in range before breakdown.

Gap that signals the start of a new trend. Price gaps away from consolidation or resistance/support.

Rare pattern with expanding volatility. Higher highs and lower lows create megaphone shape. Shows chaos.

A bullish continuation pattern with a strong upward move (flagpole) followed by a rectangular consolidation (flag) sloping slightly down.

Bullish continuation with horizontal support and resistance. Price consolidates in range before breakout.

A bullish continuation pattern forming a "U" shape (cup) followed by a smaller downward drift (handle). Very reliable.

Bullish continuation with sharp rally (flagpole) followed by small symmetrical triangle consolidation.

Bearish pattern with flat support and descending resistance. Lower highs show increasing selling pressure.

Rare bullish reversal. Price expands then contracts forming diamond shape. Often found at major bottoms.

Rare bearish reversal. Price expands then contracts forming diamond shape. Often found at major tops.

A bullish reversal pattern with two distinct lows at approximately the same level, forming a "W" shape.

A bearish reversal pattern with two distinct highs at approximately the same level, forming an "M" shape.

Market moves in 5-wave impulse pattern (1-2-3-4-5) followed by 3-wave correction (A-B-C). Wave 3 is usually the strongest.

Final gap near end of trend. Shows climax buying/selling. Often fills quickly, signaling reversal.

Bearish continuation with parallel falling support and resistance lines. Downtrend with consistent range.

A bullish pattern where price falls within converging trendlines. Lower highs and lower lows but narrowing range signals reversal.

The most famous bearish reversal pattern. Three peaks with middle peak (head) higher than two shoulders. Neckline break confirms.

Bullish reversal pattern. Three troughs with middle trough (head) lower than two shoulders. Neckline breakout confirms.

Powerful reversal pattern where price gaps up then gaps down (or reverse), leaving price isolated like island.

Bullish continuation with parallel rising support and resistance lines. Uptrend with consistent range.

A bearish pattern where price rises within converging trendlines. Higher highs and higher lows but narrowing range signals exhaustion.

Bullish reversal forming a smooth U-shape. Gradual transition from downtrend to uptrend.

Bearish reversal forming a smooth inverted U-shape. Gradual transition from uptrend to downtrend.

Gap that occurs in middle of strong trend. Shows momentum and continuation. Also called measuring gap.

Neutral pattern with converging trendlines. Lower highs and higher lows create symmetry. Breakout direction determines trend.

Bullish reversal with three troughs at similar levels. Shows strong support. Break of resistance confirms reversal.

Bearish reversal with three peaks at similar levels. Shows strong resistance. Break of support confirms reversal.

Average Directional Index (ADX) above 25 indicates strong trend is in place, providing confidence to hold positions and add on pullbacks.

Average True Range (ATR) expands significantly signaling increased volatility often preceding or confirming major price moves and breakouts.

Price touches or penetrates lower Bollinger Band in uptrend, signaling oversold condition and potential bounce back to middle band.

Bollinger Bands contract to narrow range indicating low volatility period, often precedes significant breakout in either direction.

Price touches or exceeds upper Bollinger Band and fails to continue, signaling overbought condition and potential pullback to middle band.

Commodity Channel Index (CCI) rises above +100 signaling overbought conditions and potential bearish reversal or profit-taking opportunity.

Commodity Channel Index (CCI) drops below -100 signaling oversold conditions and potential bullish reversal opportunity.

50-day moving average crosses below 200-day moving average, signaling long-term bearish trend reversal and warning of potential decline.

Price pulls back to key Fibonacci levels (38.2%, 50%, 61.8%) and bounces, providing high-probability entry points in established trends.

50-day moving average crosses above 200-day moving average, signaling long-term bullish trend reversal and strong buying opportunity.

Price breaks above Ichimoku cloud (Kumo) signaling bullish trend change with multiple confirmation signals from this comprehensive indicator system.

Price rallies to key moving average which acts as dynamic resistance, offering high-probability short entry or profit-taking opportunity.

MACD line crosses below signal line, indicating bearish momentum shift and potential downtrend continuation or reversal.

Price bounces off key moving average (20, 50, or 200-day) which acts as dynamic support, offering low-risk entry opportunities.

Price makes higher highs while MACD makes lower highs, signaling weakening bullish momentum and potential bearish reversal.

MACD line crosses above signal line, indicating bullish momentum shift and potential uptrend continuation or reversal.

Price makes lower lows while MACD makes higher lows, signaling weakening bearish momentum and potential bullish reversal.

OBV line trending downward or making new lows signals distribution and selling pressure, warning of potential price decline.

OBV line trending upward or making new highs confirms accumulation and strong buying pressure, validating bullish price action.

Parabolic SAR dots flip from below to above price, signaling potential bearish trend reversal and exit signal for long positions.

Parabolic SAR dots flip from above to below price, signaling potential bullish trend reversal and providing dynamic stop-loss levels.

Price makes higher high while RSI makes lower high. Strong reversal signal showing weakening momentum despite higher prices.

Price makes lower low while RSI makes higher low. Strong reversal signal showing momentum shifting despite lower prices.

Relative Strength Index above 70 indicates overbought conditions. Potential bearish reversal zone when combined with price action.

RSI indicator below 30 signals oversold conditions, often preceding a bullish reversal or bounce.

Fast %K line crosses below slow %D line, signaling bearish momentum shift and potential decline.

Fast %K line crosses above slow %D line, signaling bullish momentum shift regardless of absolute level.

Stochastic oscillator above 80 signals overbought conditions, often preceding bearish reversal when %K crosses below %D.

Stochastic oscillator below 20 signals oversold conditions, often preceding bullish reversal when %K crosses above %D.

Extremely high volume (5-10x average) at price extreme signals exhaustion and potential reversal as final wave of buyers or sellers enter.

Volume exceeds 2-3x average at breakout point, confirming strong institutional participation and validating the price move.

Williams %R rises above -20 (near 0) signaling extreme overbought conditions and potential profit-taking or reversal opportunity.

Williams %R drops below -80 (or near -100) signaling extreme oversold conditions and potential bounce opportunity in uptrends.