Candlestick Patterns

A bearish reversal pattern occurring after an uptrend, signaling potential selling pressure. The pattern is validated by mean-reversion zones to confirm trend exhaustion.

A potential bearish reversal pattern where the price closes near its low after a long upper shadow. It is filtered to appear only in relevant reversion phases.

A strong bearish signal when a larger down candle completely engulfs the prior up candle. Market phase analysis ensures it appears in high-probability scenarios.

A bearish continuation pattern that indicates downward momentum after a period of consolidation. It is displayed only in relevant market contexts.

Three consecutive bearish candles signaling sustained bearish momentum. The pattern is validated by mean-reversion data.

A bearish reversal pattern marking a shift in trend, confirmed through market phase filtering to enhance accuracy.

A weaker bearish reversal pattern appearing during retracement phases, validated by trend exhaustion signals.

A pattern indicating rejection of higher prices, appearing in phase-analyzed conditions to confirm exhaustion.

A Bearish Doji forms after an extended uptrend and suggests that buying momentum is weakening.

A bullish reversal pattern occurring after a downtrend. The indicator filters this pattern to show only in validated reversion phases.

A potential bullish reversal signal appearing after a downtrend. It is optimized by market phase analysis to increase reliability.

A strong bullish signal where a larger up candle engulfs the prior down candle. Only shown when validated by reversion zones.

A bullish continuation pattern that signals upward momentum after a pause. It is filtered to ensure relevance to market phases.

Three consecutive bullish candles signaling strong upward momentum. The indicator validates this pattern in mean-reversion phases.

A bullish reversal pattern indicating a shift in trend, confirmed by phase-based market filtering.

A weaker bullish reversal signal appearing during retracement phases, optimized to reduce false positives.

A pattern signaling rejection of lower prices, validated by market exhaustion analysis to confirm a reversal.

A Bullish Doji appears after a downtrend and reflects market indecision as sellers begin to lose strength.

The candle has a small body with long wicks, indicating that although price moved during the session, it closed near its open.

This pause often signals a potential shift in sentiment. When confirmed by a strong bullish candle (like a bullish engulfing or hammer), it can mark the beginning of a reversal to the upside.