Trading and Investing Definitions –
The Tri-Star is a three candle reversal pattern, consisting of three consecutive Dojis. The bullish Tri-Star formation occurs after a downtrend. The second Doji candlestick gaps below the first and third. The succession of Dojis reflect indecisiveness in the market.
Reversal  pattern on a Japanese Candlestick chart occuring during a downtrend where a downward gap is followed by another gap higher.
The Meeting Lines Japanese Candlestick formation is a two candlestick reversal pattern. The Bearish Meeting Lines pattern occurs during an uptrend where a long bodied white candle is followed by a long bodied black candle whose body is higher than the first candle with a closing price close to (meeting) the closing price of the first candle.
The Meeting Lines Japanese Candlestick formation is a two candlestick reversal pattern. The pattern occurs during a downtrend where a long bodied bearish candlestick is followed by a long bodied bullish candlestick whose body is lower than the first candle with a closing price around the closing price of the first candle.
The Bearish Doji Star is a bearish Japanese Candlestick reversal pattern that occurs during an uptrend.