Bullish Side by Side White Lines is a three candlestick continuation pattern occuring during an uptrend. The first candle is long bodied and white. The second candle gaps upward to open a higher open and is white. The third candle is white and opens and closes at about the same level as the second candle.
Three Line Strike is a four candlestick continuation pattern. See: Bullish Three Line Strike, 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 …
In Neck Line is a two candlestick continuation pattern. The bullish in In Neck Line formation occurs during an uptrend, with a long bodied white candlestick. The second candlestick gaps up but fails to advance further and closes around the top of the prior candlestick’s body.
On a Japanese Candlestick chart, a Marubozu is a single candlestick with no shadow or wick extending from the body at at the open or close. Also known as a shaven or bald candlestick. The black Marubozu has a long black body and no shadow/wick. The open is the high and the close is the …
Rising Three Methods is a five candlestick bullish continuation pattern. The pattern occurs in an uptrend where the first day is a long bodied white candle. This is followed by three small bodied candlesticks where each trends lower and closes inside the body of the first candlestick. The pattern is completed by a long bodied …
Three Line Strike is a four candlestick continuation pattern. The bullish three line strike occurs in an uptrend. The first three candlesticks are made up by the Three White Candlesticks pattern. The final candlestick in the series is a long bodied black candlestick that opens above the third candlestick and close below the first day’s …