the hAnDbook of technIcAl AnAlysIs■ (^) Doji Stars
■ (^) Stick Sandwich
■ (^) Upside and Downside Tasuki Gaps
■ (^) Deliberation
■ (^) Advance Block
■ (^) Triple Star Patterns
■ (^) Two Crows
Multiple Japanese candlestick patterns include:
■ (^) Concealing Baby Swallow
■ (^) Ladder Top and Bottom
■ (^) Three Line Engulfing
■ (^) Triple Gap Up and Triple Gap Down
■ (^) Bullish and Bearish Breakaways
reversal and Continuation Candlestick patterns
Candlestick patterns may also be categorized as either reversal or continuation.
Some reversal Japanese candlestick patterns include:
■ (^) Hammer
■ (^) Hanging Man
■ (^) Shooting Star
■ (^) Piercing Line
■ (^) Dark Cloud Cover
■ (^) Bullish and Bearish Harami
■ (^) Bullish and Bearish Harami Crosses
■ (^) Bullish and Bearish Engulfing Patterns
■ (^) Abandoned Baby
■ (^) Evening and Morning Stars
■ (^) Concealing Baby Swallow
■ (^) Ladder Top and Bottom
■ (^) Three Line Engulfing
■ (^) Triple Gap Up and Triple Gap Down
■ (^) Triple Star Patterns
■ (^) Three Black Crows
■ (^) Three White Soldiers
■ (^) Bullish and Bearish Breakaways
Some continuation Japanese candlestick patterns include:
■ (^) On‐Neck and In‐Neck Patterns
■ (^) Separating Lines
■ (^) Falling Three and Rising Three Method
■ (^) Upside and Downside Tasuki Gaps
■ (^) Thrusting Lines
■ (^) Mat Hold Pattern