šØUnderstanding the Inverted Hammer Candlestick Pattern in Trading.
š What is the Inverted Hammer Pattern?
The Inverted Hammer is a single-candle bullish reversal pattern that appears after a downtrend.
It signals that buyers are starting to step in, and the downtrend might reverse upward.
šÆļø How the Candle Looks:
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Small real body at the bottom (can be red or green).
ā¢Long upper wick (shadow) ā at least twice as long as the body.
ā¢Little or no lower wick.
š It looks like an upside-down hammer šØ.
š ā”ļø š What It Means:
ā¢During the day/session, buyers pushed the price up (long upper wick).
ā¢But sellers pulled it back down, and it closed near the open.
ā¢Still, the long upper wick shows buyers tried to fight back ā a possible sign of reversal.
ā Beginner Tips:
ā¢Only trust this pattern after a downtrend.
ā¢Color doesnāt matter much, but a green inverted hammer is slightly stronger.
šLook for confirmation:
ā¢The next candle should be strong and green.
ā¢It shows buyers are truly in control.
šWork better with:
ā¢Support zones
ā¢Oversold RSI
ā¢High volume
š Simple Example:
ā¢Imagine BTC has been falling for 7 days.
ā¢On the 8th day, price opens at $60K, goes up to $62K, then falls and closes near $60K again.
ā¢That forms an Inverted Hammer ā price tried to rise but failedā¦
š Still, itās a warning sign: selling may be weakening, and an upward reversal could happen.
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