🌟 Morning Star

This is a strong reversal pattern that shows up after a downtrend. It has three candles: first, a big red one; second, a small one (shows indecision); and third, a big green one. It signals that bulls are stepping in and the trend might flip upward.

🔨 Hammer

A classic bullish sign. It forms at the bottom of a downtrend, with a small body and a long lower wick—showing sellers tried to push the price down, but buyers pushed it back up. A green hammer is more reliable, but even a red one can work with confirmation.

🐂 Bullish Engulfing

A solid two-candle signal where a small red candle is followed by a big green one that completely covers it. It shows strong buying power and often leads to an upward move.

⚡ Inverted Hammer

Looks like a Hammer, but flipped. Appears after a downtrend, with a long upper wick—shows buyers tried to take control. If a green candle follows, it’s a good sign of reversal.

🎯 Piercing Pattern

Happens when a red candle is followed by a green one that opens lower but closes more than halfway up the red candle. It’s a hint that buyers are stepping in and the trend might shift.

🎖️ Three White Soldiers

Three back-to-back bullish candles with higher closes. This pattern is powerful and usually forms after a downtrend or sideways movement—shows strong bullish momentum.

🚀 Rising Three Method

This one’s a continuation pattern. It starts with a strong green candle, then a few small red candles that stay within its range, and finishes with another strong green candle. Basically, bulls take a breather and then push forward again.

🐉 Dragonfly Doji

A candle with a long lower wick and close near the open/high. It signals that sellers tried but failed to keep control. After a downtrend, this doji can mean a possible reversal.

🤰 Bullish Harami

A two-candle pattern—first, a large red candle; second, a small green one tucked inside the previous body. It shows slowing bearish momentum and possible trend change.

💭 Final Thoughts

These patterns aren’t just shapes—they reflect market psychology and trader emotions. Combine them with tools like support/resistance, volume, or trendlines, and you’ll make better, more confident decisions.

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