- Japanese Candlestick
- Heikin Ashi Chart
- Abandoned Baby Pattern
- Above Below the Stomach Pattern
- Belt Hold Line Pattern
- Breakaway Pattern
- Advance Block Pattern
- Collapsing Doji Star
- Concealing Baby Swallow
- Counterattack Lines Candlestick
- Cradle Patterns
- Deliberation Pattern or Stalled Pattern
- Dark Cloud Cover Pattern
- Doji Lines
- Dragonfly Doji
- Doji Star Pattern
- Downside Gap Three Methods
- Dumpling Top Pattern
- Downside Tasuki Gap
- Engulfing Line and Last Engulfing Line
- Evening Star Pattern
- Fry Pan Bottom Pattern
- Falling Three Methods
- Falling Window Pattern
- Doji Gapping
- Gravestone Doji
- Hammer Candlestick
- Harami Pattern
- High Price Gapping Play
- Homing Pigeon Pattern
- High Waves Candlestick
- Incomplete Dark Cloud Cover Pattern
- Identical Three Crows
- Inverted Hammer Candlestick
- J-Hook Pattern and Inverted J-Hook Pattern
- Kicking Candlestick Pattern
- Long Legged Doji
- Low Price Gapping Play
- Ladder Bottom Pattern and Ladder Top Pattern
- Ledge Pattern
- Long Line Candle and Short Line Candle
- Marubozu Line and Opening/Closing Marubozu Line
- Mat Hold Pattern
- Matching High Pattern
- Matching Low Pattern
- Meeting Lines Pattern
- Morning Star Pattern
- On Neck Pattern and In Neck Pattern
- Piercing Line Pattern
- Rickshaw Man Pattern
- Rising Three Methods
- Rising Window Pattern
- Scoop Pattern
- Separating Lines Pattern
- Shooting Star Candlestick
- Spinning Top Candle
- Takuri Line
- Three Inside Down
- Three Line Strike
- Three Outside Down
- Three Outside Up
– Normally it should be a signal of bearish reversal of the current Trend.
– It occurs during an Uptrend; confirmation is required by the candles that follow the Pattern.
– The First Candle is white.
– The Second Candle is black; it has the Close below the midpoint of the Real Body of the First Candle (And above the Open of the First Candle). Moreover, the Open should be above the High of the First Candle.
