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A bullish TriStar candlestick pattern can form when three doji candlesticks materialize in immediate succession at the tail-end of an extended downtrend. The first doji candle marks indecision between bull and bear. The second doji gaps in the direction of the leading trend. The third changes the attitude of the market once the candlestick opens

A bearish Tri Star pattern can form when three doji candlesticks appear in immediate succession at the end of an extended uptrend. The first doji candle marks indecision between bull and bear. The second doji gaps in the direction of the leading trend. The third changes the attitude of the market once the candlestick opens

This bullish reversal pattern is made up of three long-bodied, green candles in immediate succession. Each one opens within the body before it and the close is near to the daily high.

Three Black Crows is a bearish reversal pattern that consists of three long, red-bodied candles in immediate succession. For each of these candles, each day opens within the body of the day before and closes either at or near its low.

White spinning tops are candlestick lines that are small, green-bodied, and possess shadows (upper and lower) that end up exceeding the length of candle bodies. They often signal indecision between buyer and seller.

Black spinning tops are candlestick lines that are small, red-bodied, and possess shadows (upper and lower) that end up exceeding the length of candle bodies. They often signal indecision.

The Shooting Star candlestick pattern is a single day pattern that can appear during an uptrend and opens high, while it closes near its open. It trades much higher as well. It is bearish in nature, but looks like an Inverted Hammer.

The Morning Star candlestick pattern is a three-day bullish reversal pattern, which consists of three candlesticks and looks something like this. First comes a long-bodied red candle that extends to the current downtrend. Next comes a short, middle candle that gaps down on the open. After that comes a long-bodied green candle, which gaps up

A Marubozu White candlestick is a bullish candlestick pattern that indicates that the bulls were in control of the market during the day. It is characterized by a long, thin body with no upper or lower shadows. It is often seen at the end of a downtrend, signaling a potential reversal to the upside. The

The Marubozu Black candlestick is a bearish candlestick pattern that indicates that the bears were in control of the market during the day. It is characterized by a long, thin body with no upper or lower shadows. It is often seen at the end of an uptrend, signaling a potential reversal to the downside. The