Top Row:
1. Hammer – A candle with a small body and long lower wick, appearing after a downtrend. Indicates potential reversal.
2. Bullish Engulfing – A large green candle completely engulfs the prior red candle. Strong reversal signal.
3. Inverted Hammer – Similar to a shooting star, but appears after a downtrend. Signals possible bullish reversal.
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Second Row:
4. Bullish Harami – A small green candle contained within a prior red candle. Suggests reversal is possible.
5. Dragonfly Doji – A doji with a long lower wick. Shows buying pressure stepped in after sellers pushed prices down.
6. Piercing Pattern – A red candle followed by a green candle that closes above the midpoint of the red. Indicates bullish reversal.
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Third Row:
7. Bullish Marubozu – A full green candle with no wicks. Strong bullish momentum.
8. Tweezer Bottom – Two candles with similar lows. Often marks a bottom or support level.
9. Bullish Spinning Top – A small body with wicks on both sides, indicating indecision but potential shift to bullishness.
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Fourth Row:
10. Rising Three Method – A green candle followed by small red ones (holding above previous low), then another strong green candle. A continuation pattern.
11. Bullish Long-Legged Doji – A doji with long upper and lower shadows. Reflects indecision, often appearing before reversal.
12. Three White Soldiers – Three consecutive long green candles with higher closes. Strong bullish signal.
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Bottom Row:
13. Three Inside Up – A red candle, followed by a smaller green candle, then another green confirming upward trend.
14. Morning Star – A three-candle pattern (red, small-bodied candle, then green). Indicates reversal from bearish to bullish.
15. Three Outside Up – A green candle engulfs the previous red one, followed by another green candle. Strong bullish confirmation.
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These candlestick patterns help traders and investors identify potential entry points for long (buy) positions in anticipation of rising prices.
