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Engulfing Bullish (Бичаче поглинання)

Bottom Reversals

The applicable rules for a bottom reversal:

· A bottom reversal is only possible AFTER a downtrend.

· Most of the patterns need a confirmation.

· A confirmation must appear one up to three candles after the pattern.

· This confirmation is a big white candle, high volume with the new up-move, a rising window, or breaking a resistance.

· For the best result, you must combine candlestick patterns with Western technical analysis.

· An unconfirmed pattern has no further meaning.

In a downtrend, there is a small black body, not a doji, followed and enclosed by a bigger white body. Though not necessary, it is better when the white body also encloses the short shadows of the black candle. An exceptional occurrence [ə'kʌr(ə)n(t)s] at the end of a downtrend is a white body followed by a bigger black body; this is called a last engulfing pattern.

Piercing ['pɪəsɪŋ] Line (Проколююча лінія)

In a downtrend, a bigger black body is followed by a white body with a lower opening price than the low of the black body; however, the white candle closes above the midpoint of the black body.

Bullish Counterattack (Бичача контратака)

A bullish counterattack ['kauntə(r)əˌtæk] is a bigger black candle in a downtrend, followed by a bigger white candle. Closing prices of both candles are at the same price level. Confirmation is needed.

Bullish Harami (Бичача вагітність)

In a downtrend, a white (but preferably ['pref(ə)rəblɪ] a black) body is followed by a small white or black candle that is completely covered by the first candle body. A bottom reversal signal after confirmation. Black-white and black-black (called homing pigeon ['pɪʤən] – поштовий голуб) combinations are the most common.

Bullish Harami Cross [krɔs] (Бичачий храмі-хрест)

In a downtrend, a white (but preferably a black) body is followed by a doji that is completely covered by the first candle body. A bullish harami cross pattern needs confirmation.

Morning Star (Ранкова зірка)

A bigger black body, followed by one or more small black or white bodies below the closing price of the first black body. The white candle that follows ideally lays 50% or more within the first black body and has a rising window with the previous candle body.

Morning Doji Star (Ранкова зірка-доджі)

A bigger black body, followed by one or more doji’swith a falling window below the closing price of the first black body. The white candle that follows ideally lays 50% or more within the first black body and has a rising window with the previous doji body. This is a stronger reversal signal than a morning star.

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