🔍 What is a harami candle?
Harami (Harami) is a Japanese word meaning 'pregnant'.
It is a pattern consisting of two candles:
The first candle: a large candle (the mother).
The second candle: a small candle completely within the range of the body of the first candle.
💡 What does it mean?
It reflects a stop in momentum and the possibility of a reversal or correction beginning.
It can be bullish or bearish:
The bullish harami: comes after a decline and indicates a potential rise.
The bearish harami: comes after an uptrend and indicates a potential decline.
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📌 The difference between it and engulfing candles
In previous lessons, we explained the bullish and bearish engulfing where the second candle engulfs the first completely.
In the harami, the second candle is smaller and sits inside the body of the first… as if it is a fetus in the mother's womb 🍼.
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📈 How do we read it?
1. Monitor the previous trend (bullish or bearish).
2. Ensure that the body of the second candle is smaller and completely contained within the body of the first.
3. Wait for confirmation of the movement from the next candle (breakout or breakdown
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🛡️ Professional tips
Do not enter directly after seeing the harami; wait for confirmation.
If it occurs at strong support or resistance, the signal is stronger.
On larger timeframes, the pattern is more credible.
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🎯 An example from the market
On the 1-hour timeframe for the currency $ETH , a bullish harami appeared after a downtrend, and with the next candle, the peak was broken, leading to a rise of 3% or.$BNB 
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