Read the market. Understand the candles.

Three candles with a bearish, doji, and bullish candle. Meaning Appears in downtrends; signals potential bullish reversal, with indecision from the doji and confirmation by a strong bullish candle.

Sharp bearish reversal where a strong bearish candle follows a bullish candle, with no overlap. Meaning Found after uptrends; indicates a sudden sentiment shift, signaling potential trend reversal and intensified selling pressure.

A large bearish candle fully engulfs the previous smaller bullish candle. Meaning Typically found in uptrends, this pattern signals a potential bearish reversal as sellers overpower buyers, often indicating a downward momentum shift.

A small bearish candle forms within the previous larger bullish candle’s body. Meaning Seen in uptrends, it suggests indecision with a potential bearish reversal if following candles confirm, indicating a weakening bullish trend.

A bearish candle opens above and closes more than halfway into the previous bullish candle. Meaning Found in uptrends; signals potential bearish reversal if selling continues, as buyers lose control to sellers.

Two candles with matching or nearly matching highs, typically one bullish and one bearish. Meaning Found in uptrends, it signals potential reversal, showing strong resistance at the matching high, suggesting selling pressure.

Three candles with a bearish, small-bodied middle, and bullish candle. Meaning Found in downtrends; signals potential bullish reversal as buyers gain control, with strength confirmed by the third candle closing above the first.

Three candles with a bearish, gapped doji, and bullish candle. Meaning Appears in downtrends; suggests a strong bullish reversal, as the middle doji shows indecision, with confirmation by a strong bullish move.

Three consecutive bullish candles with higher closes each day. Meaning Found in downtrends; signals potential trend reversal, showing sustained buying strength, often signaling the start of a bullish trend.

Two candles with matching or nearly matching lows, typically one bearish and one bullish. Meaning Found in downtrends, it signals potential reversal, showing strong support at the matching low, suggesting buyers are stepping in.

Three candles with a bullish, small-bodied middle, and bearish candle. Meaning Found in uptrends; signals potential bearish reversal as sellers gain control, confirmed if the third candle closes below the first.

Three candles with a bullish, gapped doji, and bearish candle. Meaning Appears in uptrends; indicates strong bearish reversal, as indecision in the doji is followed by selling strength.

Three consecutive bearish candles with lower closes each day. Meaning Found in uptrends; signals potential bearish reversal, with sustained selling pressure often marking the start of a downtrend.

Three candles with a bullish, doji, and bearish candle. Meaning Appears in uptrends; signals potential bearish reversal, as the doji suggests indecision, confirmed by strong selling on the third candle.

Three candles with a bullish second candle within the first bearish one, followed by a third bullish candle. Meaning Found in downtrends; confirms potential bullish reversal, showing building buying pressure as the trend shifts upward.

Three candles with a second bullish candle engulfing the first bearish one, followed by a third bullish candle. Meaning Found in downtrends; signals a confirmed bullish reversal, as buyers gain control and sustain upward momentum.

Three candles with a bearish second candle within the first bullish one, followed by a third bearish candle. Meaning Found in uptrends; confirms potential bearish reversal, indicating weakening bullish pressure and a possible trend shift.

Three candles with a second bearish candle engulfing the first bullish one, followed by a third bearish candle. Meaning Found in uptrends; signals confirmed bearish reversal, as selling pressure dominates and momentum turns downward.

Small body with a long upper wick at the top of an uptrend. Meaning Indicating rejection of higher prices. Signals a potential bearish reversal if followed by selling pressure.

Candle with open and close nearly equal, showing a cross-like shape. Meaning Indicates market indecision or balance. Found during trends and may signal a reversal or continuation based on context.

Long upper and lower wicks with a small or nonexistent body. The open and close prices are nearly identical. Meaning The prominent wicks indicate volatility. Buyers and sellers pushed prices in opposite directions throughout the session, ultimately reaching an indecisive close.

Candle with a small body and long upper and lower wicks. Meaning Shows indecision between buyers and sellers. Common in both up and downtrends; signals potential reversal or pause.

Small body with a long lower wick at the bottom of a downtrend. Meaning Showing rejection of lower prices. Signals potential bullish reversal, especially if followed by strong buying candles.

Small body with a long upper wick at the bottom of a downtrend. Meaning Showing rejection of higher prices. Can signal bullish reversal if confirmed by subsequent buying pressure.

Candle with no upper wick and a long lower wick, resembling a "T" shape. Meaning Found in downtrends; suggests possible bullish reversal if confirmed by a strong upward move.

Small body with wicks on both sides in a downtrend. Meaning Leaning bullish. Indicates indecision, but a potential reversal if followed by strong buying activity.

Large bullish candle without wicks. Meaning Showing complete buying control. Found in uptrends or at reversal points; indicates strong buying pressure and likely continuation of the trend.

A bullish candle opens below and closes more than halfway into the prior bearish candle. Meaning Found in downtrends, this pattern suggests a possible bullish reversal if buying continues, as sellers lose control to buyers.

Small body with a long lower wick at the top of an uptrend, resembling a hammer but bearish. Meaning Signals potential bearish reversal if confirmed by selling candles afterward.

Long upper wick and no lower wick. Meaning Showing rejection of higher prices. Found in uptrends; signals potential bearish reversal if followed by selling activity.

Small body with wicks in an uptrend, slightly leaning bearish. Meaning Indicates indecision with a bearish tilt, and may signal reversal if followed by selling.

Large bearish candle without wicks. Meaning Showing strong selling pressure. Found in downtrends; signals continuation of the bearish trend or an intensifying sell-off.

Sharp bullish reversal where a strong bullish candle follows a bearish candle, with no overlap. Meaning Found after downtrends or sell-offs; suggests a sudden shift in sentiment, indicating strong buying interest and potential trend reversal.

A large bullish candle fully engulfs the previous smaller bearish candle. Meaning Typically found in downtrends, this pattern signals a potential bullish reversal as buyers overpower sellers, often indicating a shift toward upward momentum.

A small bullish candle forms within the previous larger bearish candle’s body. Meaning Seen in downtrends, it suggests indecision, with possible bullish reversal if the following candles confirm buying strength, indicating a weakening bearish trend.

A bullish candle opens below and closes more than halfway into the prior bearish candle. Meaning Found in downtrends, this pattern suggests a possible bullish reversal if buying continues, as sellers lose control to buyers.