These screeners are based on traditional candlestick chart patterns that indicate bullish or bearish sentiment reversals. Each pattern is derived from technical analysis and highlights price behaviour based on real-time and historical market moves.
Indicates a bullish reversal with identical open and close prices, suggesting a shift in momentum from selling to buying.
A bullish candle with no wicks, reflecting strong upward buying pressure.
Signals bullish reversal after significant intraday price dips with recovery by session close.
Forms during downtrends, showing a potential reversal with a long upper shadow and a small real body.
A three-candle pattern showing potential reversal from downtrend to uptrend.
Three-day pattern with a doji gapped between two candles, often indicating a strong bullish reversal.
Consists of a large bearish candle followed by a smaller bullish candle within its range, signalling reversal.
A bullish candle followed by a doji, showing market indecision and a potential shift to bullishness.
The second day’s bullish candle opens lower but closes above the midpoint of the first bearish candle.
Three consecutive long bullish candles, indicating sustained buying pressure.
A black Marubozu followed by a white Marubozu with a gap up—signals a sharp reversal in sentiment.
Bearish reversal indicated by a small real body with a long upper shadow at market tops.
Occurs after an uptrend; large lower shadow shows selling pressure despite a small close.
No wicks—open equals high, close equals low. Strong bearish signal.
A large bearish candle completely engulfs the previous smaller bullish candle.
A small bearish candle follows a large bullish one, indicating trend hesitation or reversal.
Similar to Bearish Harami but with a doji on day two, showing stronger indecision.
Bearish candle opens above the prior day’s close and closes below its midpoint.
Bearish reversal with a gap up followed by a doji and then a gap down bearish candle.
Three consecutive long bearish candles with each closing lower than the previous.
Gap between two bullish candles, followed by a small bearish candle that doesn't close the gap—signals trend continuation.
Same as Upside Tasuki but in a bearish context—gap between two bearish candles, then a bullish candle.
Represents market indecision where open and close prices are almost the same. Context-dependent interpretation.
| Scenario | Explanation |
|---|---|
| The pattern appears but volume is low | Low volume weakens the pattern's significance. Confirm with volume or other indicators before acting. |
| Multiple patterns appear in succession | Successive patterns may reinforce each other or signal a trend continuation/reversal more strongly. |
| Conflicting signals from other screeners | Rely on confluence—look for agreement between candlestick patterns, momentum indicators, and volume. |
Last updated: 15 Jun 2025