Bullish candlestick pattern

1. Bullish Engulfing

A small red (bearish) candle is followed by a large green (bullish) candle that completely engulfs the red one.

Meaning: Buyers are overpowering sellers, signaling a bullish reversal.

2. Hammer

A candle with a small body at the top and a long lower shadow.

Meaning: Sellers pushed the price down, but buyers regained control, indicating a possible reversal upwards.

3. Morning Star

A three-candle pattern: red candle, a small-bodied candle (indecision), then a strong green candle.

Meaning: Downtrend is losing strength, and a new uptrend might start.

4. Piercing Pattern

A red candle is followed by a green candle that opens lower but closes above the midpoint of the red candle.

Meaning: Buyers are stepping in with strength.

5. Marubozu

A strong single candle with no shadows (wicks) — just a full green body.

Meaning: Very strong bullish momentum, no hesitation from buyers.

6. Three White Soldiers

Three consecutive green candles, each closing higher than the previous.

Meaning: Strong and consistent buying pressure, clear bullish reversal.

7. Bullish Harami

A large red candle is followed by a small green candle contained within the previous body.

Meaning: Selling pressure is weakening; potential reversal upwards.

8. Inverted Hammer

Small body at the bottom and long upper wick.

Meaning: Buyers attempted to push prices higher after a downtrend, suggesting a possible reversal.

9. Tweezer Bottom

Two candles with similar lows, often a red followed by a green.

Meaning: Sellers failed to push prices lower twice; buyers may take over.

These patterns mainly signal that a downtrend might be ending and a bullish move (price going up) could start. Traders often combine them with other technical tools for confirmation before making a decision.

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