📈 #Bullish Patterns

Bullish Patterns appear after a downtrend and suggest the market might move upward. In short recognition of upward momentum, optimism, and strong demand signals. Today we will know about Bullish moments:

1. Hammer

Small body at the top, long lower shadow.

Shows sellers pushed price down, but buyers regained control.

Signal: Possible bullish reversal.

2. Inverted Hammer

Small body at the bottom, long upper shadow.

Appears after a downtrend. Buyers tried to push higher but closed near open.

Signal: Possible bullish reversal if confirmed by next green candle.

3. Morning Star

Three candles: large red, small (red or green), large green.

Shows selling pressure is fading, and buyers are taking over.

Signal: Strong bullish reversal.

4. Bullish Engulfing

Small red candle followed by a large green candle that fully “engulfs” the red.

Buyers strongly outpowered sellers.

Signal: Bullish reversal.

5. Marubozu

No upper or lower shadows. Opens at the low and closes at the high

Reflects clear dominance by buyers

Signals: Strong buying pressure

6. Piercing Pattern

Red candle followed by green candle that opens lower but closes above midpoint of red.

Suggests buyers are regaining strength.

7. Three white Soldiers

three consecutive long-bodied bullish (green/white) candles. Each candle opens within the body of the previous one and closes near its high.

Traders usually combine it with RSI, MACD, or support/resistance levels for confirmation.

8. Tweezer Bottom

Consists of two candles. Both candles have lows at or near the same price level, showing strong support.

Stronger suggests if the second candle is a bullish engulfing or has a long lower wick.

9. Bullish Harami

Two-candle reversal candlestick pattern that often signals the potential end of a downtrend and the beginning of an upward move.

Used as a buy signal.

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