Japanese Candlestick Patterns 3 of 3

📍 1. Doji (Doji)

A candle with a very small body where the open and close are very close.

Meaning: Indecision in the market. It can indicate a temporary halt in the direction before continuation.

⬇️ 2. Falling Three Methods

A long red candle, followed by three small green candles, then another long red candle.

Meaning: Bearish continuation. Sellers are still in control despite a brief pause.

🔄 3. Spinning Top

A candle with a small body and long upper and lower wicks.

Meaning: Indecision during the trend. Indicates the possibility of continuation after a pause.

⬆️ 4. Rising Three Methods

A long green candle, followed by three small red candles, then another long green candle.

Meaning: Bullish continuation. Buyers maintain control despite a brief pullback.

🌅 5. Rising Window

An upward gap between two green candles.

Meaning: Strong bullish continuation. Indicates ongoing buying pressure.

🌄 6. Falling Window

A downward gap between two red candles.

Meaning: Strong bearish continuation. Indicates ongoing selling pressure.