Master These 15 Bullish Candlestick Patterns to Improve Your Trades
Want to catch trend reversals early? These 15 bullish candlestick patterns are key tools smart traders use to spot buying opportunities and time the market better.
Hammer
A single candle with a long lower wick. Signals strong rejection of lower prices and possible reversal up.
Bullish Engulfing
A large green candle fully “engulfs” the previous red candle. Indicates buyers taking control.
Inverted Hammer
Looks like an upside-down hammer. Appears after a downtrend and suggests potential bullish reversal.
Bullish Harami
A small green candle fits inside the prior red candle. Shows hesitation and reversal potential.
Dragonfly Doji
Open, close, and high are the same with a long lower wick. Powerful signal of buyer strength.
Piercing Pattern
Green candle opens below the previous red but closes over its midpoint. Buyers push back hard.
Bullish Marubozu
A long green candle with no shadows. Strong confidence from buyers, trend may continue up.
Tweezer Bottom
Two candles with nearly the same low. Suggests strong support and start of upward trend.
Bullish Spinning Top
Small body with wicks on both sides. Shows indecision, but when at the bottom, can reverse up.
Rising Three Method
A large green candle, followed by small red ones, then another green. Bullish continuation signal.
Bullish Long-Legged Doji
Long wicks above and below with close near open. Signals major market indecision and potential shift.
Three White Soldiers
Three strong green candles in a row. A classic and powerful trend reversal signal.
Three Inside Up
Bearish candle, then a bullish one inside, followed by another green. Early reversal signal.
Morning Star
Three-candle pattern: red, small body, then strong green. Signals the end of a downtrend.
A bullish engulfing pattern followed by a third green candle. Confirms trend reversal.
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