Morning star pattern is another form of a bullish bottom reversal pattern. A morning star candlestick pattern can successfully predict or explain trends in price movements in the
Rounding bottom pattern shows long-term reversal and is more suitable for weekly charts. Traders may sometimes call it the saucer bottom pattern. You may see a bearish bias
Dragonfly doji bullish reversal pattern is often found at the bottom of downtrends. The dragonfly dojis’ lower shadow is clearly longer, and it has no upper shadow. This
Descending triangle pattern is a bearish scenario with the series of consistent lower highs, forming a clear slanting line. This series is accompanied by a horizontal line that
The ascending triangle pattern is characteristic to an uptrend and forms as a continuous pattern. The ascending triangle pattern is far from a symmetrical triangle, in a bull-dominated
The inverted hammer is a candlestick pattern that gets its name from its resemblance to an inverted hammer in real-life, literally. It is a reversal pattern, clearly identifiable
Gravestone Doji is a popular candlestick reversal pattern marking a time when the open, close, and low data points coincide with the low point for that trading day.
A Double bottom pattern is a bear market scenario and is the most frequent sell signal. A double bottom pattern signifies the reversal trend in the form of
The Double top pattern is a bearish pattern that is formed after an uptrend and is associated with selling opportunities. The double top pattern falls under the category
Head and shoulders pattern, as the name of this chart pattern suggests, is shaped like a head with two shoulders on either side. A regular pattern is a
