Master candlestick patterns to read market sentiment and make better trading decisions
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Small body at top, long lower shadow. Signals potential reversal at bottom.
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Large green candle engulfs previous red candle. Strong reversal signal.
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Three-candle pattern showing bearish to bullish reversal.
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Green candle closes above midpoint of previous red candle.
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Three consecutive long green candles with higher closes.
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Long lower shadow, no upper shadow. Bullish reversal at support.
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Small body at top, long lower shadow at resistance. Bearish signal.
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Large red candle engulfs previous green candle. Strong reversal.
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Three-candle pattern showing bullish to bearish reversal.
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Red candle opens above and closes below midpoint of green candle.
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Three consecutive long red candles with lower closes.
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Small body at bottom, long upper shadow. Bearish reversal at resistance.
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Open and close are nearly equal. Indicates indecision and potential reversal.
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Small candle within previous large candle. Signals trend exhaustion.
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Two candles with matching highs (top) or lows (bottom).
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Gap before and after a price cluster. Strong reversal signal.
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Bullish trend continues after brief consolidation with small red candles.
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Bearish trend continues after brief consolidation with small green candles.
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Brief pullback in uptrend before continuation. Rare but powerful.
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Gap in direction of trend followed by continuation.
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Always check if pattern is supported by volume. Higher volume = stronger signal.
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Patterns work best when aligned with overall trend direction.
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Don't trade immediately. Wait for next candle to confirm the pattern.
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Patterns near key levels have higher probability of success.
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Use RSI, MACD, or moving averages for additional confirmation.
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Study historical charts daily to improve pattern identification skills.