- 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
– They have a short Real Body, with a short Upper Shadow and a short Lower Shadow.
– They can be white or black.
– In the case there is more than one Spinning Top, one after the other, they show the indecision of the Markets.
– If they occur during an Uptrend, they are a signal of a future consolidation of the prices or the beginning of a Downtrend; whereas if they occur during a Downtrend, they are a signal of a future consolidation of the prices or the beginning of an Uptrend.