Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts (Thomas N. Bulkowski, 2008)

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Bearish reveral

  • Consecutive 8/10/12/13 up candles.
Abandoned Baby, Bearish reversal
Abandoned Baby, Bullish reversal
Above the Stomach, Bullish reversal
Advance Block, Bearish reversal
Below the Stomach, Bearish reversal
Belt Hold, Bearish reversal
Belt Hold, Bullish reversal
Breakaway, Bearish reversal
Breakaway, Bullish reversal
Candle, Black, Reversal or continuation
Candle, Short Black, Reversal or continuation (indecision)
Candle, Short White, Reversal or continuation (indecision)
Candle, White, Reversal or continuation (indecision)
Concealing Baby Swallow, Bullish reversal
Dark Cloud Cover, Bearish reversal
Deliberation, Bearish reversal
Doji, Dragonfly, Indecision to bullish reversal (during a decline)
Doji, Gapping Down, Bearish continuation
Doji, Gapping Up, Bullish continuation
Doji, Graveston, Indecision to bearish (during an uptrend) reversal
Doji, Long-Legged, Indecision
Doji, Northern, Bearish reversal
Doji, Southern, Bullish reversal
Doji Star, Bearish reversal
Doji Star, Bullish reversal
Doji Star, Collapsing, Bearish reversal
Downside Gap Three Methods, Bearish continuation
Downside Tasuki Gap, Bearish continuation
Engulfing, Bearish reversal
Engulfing, Bullish reversal
Evening Doji Star, Bearish reversal
Evening Star, Bearish reversal
Falling Three Methods, Bearish continuation
Hammer, Bullish reversal
Hammer, Inverted, Bullish reversal
Hanging Man, Bearish reversal
Harami, Bearish reversal
Harami, Bullish reversal
Harami Cross, Bearish reversal
Harami Cross, Bullish reversal
High Wave, Indecision
Homing Pigeon, Bullish reversal
Identical Three Crows, Bearish reversal
In Neck, Bearish continuation
Kicking, Bearish reversal
Kicking, Bullish reversal
Ladder Bottom, Bullish reversal
Last Engulfing Bottom, Bullish reversal
Last Engulfing Top, Bearish reversal
Long Black Day, Continuation
Long White Day, Continuation
Marubozu, Black, Continuation
Marubozu, Closing Black, Continuation
Marubozu, Closing White, Continuation
Marubozu, Opening Black, Continuation
Marubozu, Opening White, Continuation
Marubozu, White, Continuation
Mat Hold, Bullish continuation
Matching Low, Bullish reversal
Meeting Lines, Bearish reversal
Meeting Lines, Bullish reversal
Morning Doji Star, Bullish reversal
Morning Star, Bullish reversal
On Neck, Bearish continuation
Piercing Pattern
Rickshaw Man, Indecision
Rising Three Methods, Bullish continuation
Separating Lines, Bearish continuation
Separating Lines, Bullish continuation
Shooting Star, One-Candle, Bearish reversal
Shooting Star, Two-Candle, Bearish reversal
Side-by-Side White Lines, Bearish continuation
Side-by-Side White Lines, Bullish continuation
Spinning Top, Black, Indecision
Spinning Top, White, Indecision
Stick Sandwich
Takuri Line, Bullish reversal
Three Black Crows, Bearish reversal
Three Inside Down, Bearish reversal
Three Inside Up, Bullish reversal
Three-Line Strike, Bearish continuation
Three-Line Strike, Bullish continuation
Three Outside Down, Bearish reversal
Three Outside Up, Bullish reversal
Three Stars in the South, Bullish reversal
Three White Soldiers, Bullish reversal
Thrusting, Bearish continuation
Tri-Star, Bearish reversal
Tri-Star, Bullish reversal
Tweezers Bottom, Bullish reversal
Tweezers Top, Bearish reversal
Two Black Gapping Candles, Bearish continuation
Two Crows, Bearish reversal
Unique Three-River Bottom, Bullish reversal
Upside Gap Three Methods, Bullish continuation
Upside Gap Two Crows, Bearish reversal
Upside Tasuki Gap, Bullish continuation
Window, Falling, Bearish continuation
Window, Rising, Bullish continuation

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