Candlestick Patterns & Market Behavior
1. Doji
A Doji indicates market indecision. It often appears before a potential reversal or significant move.
2. Hammer
A Hammer appears after a downtrend, indicating potential bullish reversal. Long lower wick, small real body
at the top.
3. Shooting Star
Seen after an uptrend, this bearish reversal pattern has a small body and a long upper wick.
4. Bullish Engulfing
Occurs after a downtrend. A small red candle followed by a larger green candle that fully engulfs the red
body.
5. Bearish Engulfing
Happens after an uptrend. A small green candle followed by a larger red candle that engulfs the previous
one.
6. Morning Star
Bullish reversal pattern: large red candle, small-bodied candle (gap down), followed by a large green candle.
7. Evening Star
Candlestick Patterns & Market Behavior
Bearish reversal pattern: large green candle, small-bodied candle (gap up), followed by a large red candle.
8. Spinning Top
Small body with long upper and lower wicks. Suggests indecision and possible reversal.
9. Marubozu
Strong trend candle with no wicks. A bullish marubozu shows buyers in control; a bearish one shows seller
dominance.