 | BULLISH HAMMER: This pattern occurs at the bottom of a trend or during a downtrend and is called a Hammer, as it hammers out a bottom. It is a single candlestick pattern characterized by a long lower shadow and a small body at or very near the top of its daily trading range. more... |
 | BULLISH BELT HOLD: The Bullish Belt Hold is a single candlestick pattern, essentially a White Opening Marubozu, that occurs in a downtrend. It opens at the day’s low and then rallies against the overall market trend, eventually closing near the day’s high, leaving a small shadow on top of the candlestick. Longer bodies in the Belt Hold pattern indicate stronger resistance against the trend. more... |
 | BULLISH ENGULFING: This pattern is characterized by a large white body engulfing a preceding smaller black body, which typically occurs during a downtrend. The white body does not necessarily engulf the shadows of the black body but completely engulfs the body itself. This is an important bottom reversal signal. more... |
 | BULLISH HARAMI: This pattern consists of a black body and a small white body that is completely inside the range of the black body. When outlined, the pattern resembles a pregnant woman, which is not coincidental. The term "Harami" is derived from an old Japanese word meaning "pregnant." In this analogy, the black candlestick represents "the mother," and the small candlestick represents "the baby." more... |
 | BULLISH HARAMI CROSS: This is a significant bullish reversal pattern, even more noteworthy than the regular Bullish Harami. The pattern’s outline resembles a pregnant woman, much like the Bullish Harami Pattern. In this case, however, the "baby" is a Doji. Essentially, the pattern consists of a black candlestick followed by a Doji that is entirely within the range of the preceding black body. more... |
 | BULLISH INVERTED HAMMER: The Bullish Inverted Hammer pattern features a black (or red) candlestick followed by an Inverted Hammer, which has a long upper shadow and a small body. While it resembles the Bearish Shooting Star in shape, the Inverted Hammer appears during a downtrend and signals a potential bullish reversal, unlike the Shooting Star. more... |
 | BULLISH PIERCING LINE: This pattern signifies a bottom reversal with two candlesticks. On the first day, a black candlestick appears during an ongoing downtrend. The second day opens at a new low with a gap down and then closes more than halfway into the prior black body, resulting in a strong white candlestick. This formation indicates a potential shift in market sentiment and a reversal of the downtrend. more... |
 | BULLISH DOJI STAR: This pattern emerges in a downtrend and signals a potential trend reversal. It comprises a black candlestick followed by a Doji that gaps downward at the opening. When the Doji resembles an Umbrella, it is termed a "Bullish Dragonfly Doji". Conversely, if it takes the form of an Inverted Umbrella, it is called a "Bullish Gravestone Doji". more... |
 | BULLISH MEETING LINE: This pattern emerges during a downtrend. The first day’s black candlestick is succeeded by a white candlestick that opens significantly lower but closes at the same level as the previous session’s close. This pattern is akin to the Piercing Line pattern. However, the rebound on the second day differs. more... |
 | BULLISH HOMING PIGEON: This pattern consists of a small black candlestick within a preceding relatively long black candlestick. It resembles the Harami pattern, except that both candlesticks are black. more... |
 | BULLISH MATCHING LOW: This pattern occurs when two black candlesticks appear with equal closes during a downtrend. The Matching Low pattern suggests that a bottom has been established, despite the new low being tested and no follow-through occurring. This indicates a strong support level. more... |
 | BULLISH KICKING: This pattern begins with a black Marubozu candlestick, followed by a white Marubozu candlestick. After the black Marubozu, the market opens above the prior session’s opening, creating a gap between the two candlesticks. more... |
 | BULLISH ONE WHITE SOLDIER: This pattern appears in a downtrend and consists of a black candlestick followed by a white candlestick. The white candlestick opens above the previous day’s close and closes above its own open. The pattern is similar to the Bullish Harami pattern. The key difference is that the second day closes higher, preventing the white body from being engulfed by the preceding black body. more... |
 | BULLISH MORNING STAR: This is a three-candlestick pattern indicating a significant bottom reversal. It consists of a black candlestick followed by a short candlestick that typically gaps down to form a Star. The third candlestick is white, closing well within the first session’s bearish body. more... |
 | BULLISH MORNING DOJI STAR: This is a three-candlestick pattern indicating a major bottom reversal. It consists of a black candlestick, followed by a Doji that gaps down to form a Doji Star. The third candlestick is white, closing well into the first session’s bearish body. This formation is a distinctive bottom pattern. more... |
 | BULLISH ABANDONED BABY: This is a three-candlestick pattern indicating a major bottom reversal. It is similar to the Bullish Morning Doji Star with one important distinction: the shadows on the Doji must also gap below the shadows of the first and third days. The name comes from the second day of the pattern, which appears isolated on the chart like an abandoned baby. The pattern consists of a black candlestick followed by a Doji that gaps away from the prior black candlestick and a subsequent white candlestick whose closing is well into the first black body. more... |
 | BULLISH TRI STAR: This pattern consists of three consecutive Doji candlesticks. The occurrence of such a pattern is extremely rare, making it highly noteworthy when it does appear. more... |
 | BULLISH DOWNSIDE GAP TWO RABBITS: This pattern is a three-candlestick bullish reversal. The gap between the white body of the second day and the black body of the first day is known as the downside gap. The white candlesticks on the second and third days signify a potential bullish momentum, like rabbits ready to jump out of their burrow. more... |
 | BULLISH UNIQUE THREE RIVER BOTTOM: This pattern, resembling a Bullish Morning Star, consists of three candlesticks and typically forms during a downtrend. The first day’s long black candlestick engulfs the second day’s small black candlestick, which has a distinctively long lower shadow. The pattern concludes with a small white candlestick that closes below the second day’s close. more... |
 | BULLISH THREE WHITE SOLDIERS: This pattern signals a strong market reversal. It features three normal or long candlesticks that incrementally move upward. Each day opens slightly lower than the previous day’s close, while prices progressively close at higher levels. This staircase-like behavior indicates a trend reversal. more... |
 | BULLISH DESCENT BLOCK: This pattern consists of three consecutive black candlesticks, each closing lower than the previous one in a downtrend. It is the counterpart of the Bearish Advanced Block Pattern. more... |
 | BULLISH DELIBERATION BLOCK: This pattern features three consecutive black candlesticks, each closing lower than the previous one in a downtrend. It is the counterpart of the Bearish Deliberation Block Pattern. more... |
 | BULLISH TWO RABBITS: This pattern consists of three candlesticks. The white candlesticks on the second and third days symbolize a bullish momentum, akin to rabbits ready to leap out of their burrow. The Two Rabbits pattern is the bullish counterpart to the Bearish Two Crows pattern. more... |
 | BULLISH THREE INSIDE UP: This is a confirmed Bullish Harami pattern. The first two candlesticks match the classic Bullish Harami formation, and the third day provides bullish confirmation. more... |
 | BULLISH THREE OUTSIDE UP: This is a confirmed Bullish Engulfing pattern. The first two candlesticks follow the classic Bullish Engulfing pattern, and the third day provides its confirmation. more... |
 | BULLISH THREE STARS IN THE SOUTH: This pattern consists of three consecutive black candlesticks, each closing lower than the previous day and having higher lows, indicating a gradually weakening downtrend. more... |
 | BULLISH STICK SANDWICH: This pattern consists of two black candlesticks with a white candlestick between them, resembling a sandwich. The fact that both black candlesticks close at the same level indicates that a support price has been established. more... |
 | BULLISH SQUEEZE ALERT: This is a three-day bullish reversal pattern. It was developed to recognize frequent instances where prices can break to the upside following this formation, especially when preceded by a strong downward move. more... |
 | BULLISH THREE GAP DOWNS: This is a four-day bullish reversal pattern. It involves three consecutive days, each opening with a gap down. Following these Three Gap Downs, the market becomes significantly oversold, setting the stage for a reversal of the ongoing downtrend. more... |
 | BULLISH CONCEALING BABY SWALLOW: This pattern is formed by four black candlesticks. Following two consecutive falling Black Marubozu days, a short down day engulfed by a fourth black candlestick indicates that the downtrend has significantly weakened, even though the final close is at a new low. more... |
 | BULLISH BREAKAWAY: This five-candlestick pattern begins with a strong black candlestick. The following three days, after a downside gap, see consecutively lower prices. However, on the last day, the limited losses of the previous days are completely erased, and it closes within the gap between the first and second days. This indicates a potential short-term reversal. more... |
 | BULLISH LADDER BOTTOM: This is a five-candlestick pattern that starts with three strong black candlesticks. The downtrend continues with a lower close on the fourth day. On the fifth day, there is a higher gap at the open, and it closes significantly higher than the previous one or two days. This may suggest a bullish reversal. more... |
 | BULLISH AFTER BOTTOM GAP UP: This is a five-candlestick pattern that begins with three black candlesticks. The market signals a bottom reversal with a color change at the fourth candlestick. The following day opens with a gap higher and makes a strong upward move, confirming the reversal. more... |
 | BULLISH STOP LOSS: The Bullish Stop-Loss Pattern is not a standard candlestick pattern. It serves as the stop-loss complement for all confirmed bearish patterns. The conditions for activating the Bullish Stop-Loss are two consecutive highs or a close above the stop-loss level of a recently confirmed bearish pattern. more... |