Long White Body, Hammer, Inverted Hammer, Bullish Belt Hold, Bullish Engulfing Pattern, Bullish Harami, Bullish Harami Cross, Piercing Line, Bullish Doji Star, Evening Doji Star, Bullish Meeting Lines, Three White Soldiers, Morning Star, ...
A long white body followed by a black body. The following black candlestick opens higher than the white candlestick's high and closes at least 50% into the white candlestick's body.
Interpretation
A bearish reversal signal during an uptrend.
A long white body followed by three small bodies, ending in another long white body. The three small bodies are contained within the first white body.
Interpretation: A bullish continuation pattern.
Bullish Harami Pattern: ...
Rare. A long white body with little or no shadows compared to recent prices. High price and closing price are close together, and low price and opening price are also close together.
Pattern A long white body followed by three
small bodies, ending in another long
white body. The three small bodies are ...
Dark Cloud Cover: A bearish reversal pattern that continues the uptrend with a long white body. The next day opens at a new high then closes below the midpoint of the body of the first day.
The White Opening Marubozu is a single candlestick pattern characterized with a long white body displaying a shadow on the closing side and but no shadow on the opening side.
The White Marubozu is a long white body with no shadows on either end. This is an extremely strong pattern. Consider how it is formed. It opens on the low and immediately heads up. It continues upward until it closes, on its high.
The first day is a long white body, followed by a gapped open with the small black body remaining gapped above the first day. The third day is also a black day whose body is larger than the second day and engulfs it.
The bullish tasuki candlestick comprises of "a long black candlestick that opens within the range of the previous day's long white body, and closes marginally below the previous day's low".
A White Marubozu contains a long white body with no shadows. The open price equals the low price and the close price equals the high price. This is a very bullish candle as it shows that buyers were in control the entire session.
Upside Tasuki Gap: Upside Tasuki Gap Example A continuation pattern with a long white body followed by another white body that has gapped above the first one.
A White Marubozu is a long white body with no shadows which indicates a bullish trend. It usually becomes the first part of a bullish continuation or a bullish reversal pattern.
Marubozu means there are no shadows from the bodies.
A White Marubozu is a long white body with no shadows. It indicates a bullish trend and usually becomes the first part of a bullish continuation or a bullish reversal pattern.
The top 10 candlestick patterns #1 Dark Cloud Cover: This is a two-day formation which arises when the candlestick formed on the first day has a long white body followed by an opposite colored candlestick, ...
Bullish Tasuki Candlestick Reliability Rating: Low The bullish tasuki candlestick comprises of "a long black candlestick that opens within the range of the previous day's long white body, and closes ...
If the opening price is less than then closing price then the body of the candlestick is white (different software use different colors, with the typical being green or blue). The longer the white body, the more bullish it is. A very long white body ...
A long white body ...
Risk : See Foreign Exchange Risk.
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 See also: Body, Pattern, Reversal, Close, Trend
  
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