Three Line Strike
Three Line Strike is a four candlestick continuation pattern. See: Bullish Three Line Strike, Bearish Three Line Strike
Definitions
Trading and Investing Definitions –
Bearish Three Line Strike
Three Line Strike is a four candlestick continuation pattern. The bearish three line strike occurs in an downtrend. The first three candlesticks are made up by the Three Black Candlesticks pattern. The final candlestick in the series is a long bodied white candlestick that opens below the third candlestick and closes above the first candle’s
Bearish Kicking
Bearish Kicking is a two candlestick reversal pattern. The pattern occurs during an uptrend, beginning with a black Marubozu candlestick. The second candlestick gaps below the close of the first and is a white Marubozu.
Bullish Kicking
llish Kicking is a two candlestick reversal pattern. The pattern occurs during an downtrend, beginning with a black Marubozu candlestick. The second candlestick gaps above the close of the first and is a white Marubozu.
Bearish Three Inside Down
The Bearish Three Inside Down pattern occurs during a uptrend. The first two days are a Bearish Harami, where the second candle is contained withing the body of the larger candle. The third, confirming candlestick is black and has a lower close than the second candlestick.