Which candlestick patterns are bullish?

1. Morning Star: Composed of a bearish candle, a bullish candle, and a doji, the specific formation is that the third candlestick's body penetrates deeply into the body of the first candlestick. This is a signal that the market has bottomed out, with a subsequent upward trend.

2. Rising Sun: Appears in a downtrend, the specific formation is that a large bearish candle or a medium bearish candle appears first, followed by a large bullish candle or a medium bullish candle, with the bullish candlestick body penetrating more than halfway into the bearish candlestick body. This indicates that the market has bottomed out, with a subsequent rebound.

3. Double Bottom: Appears in a downtrend, the specific formation is that the lowest prices of two candlesticks are at the same level. This indicates that the market has bottomed out, with a subsequent upward trend.

4. Three Consecutive Bulls: Appears in an uptrend, the specific formation is that a large bullish candle or a medium bullish candle appears first, followed by three small bearish candles, none of which drop below the opening price of the bullish candle, and finally, a large bullish candle or a medium bullish candle appears. This indicates an N-shaped upward trend in the market.

5. Gap Up: Appears in an uptrend, the specific formation is consecutive gap-up openings, with an intermediate bearish close, ultimately with a closing price higher than the first closing price. This indicates a bullish outlook for the market, and investors should buy.

6. Pullback Up: Appears in an uptrend, the specific formation is a sudden gap down opening, with a large bullish candle closing at the end of the day. This indicates a bullish outlook for the market, and investors should buy.