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The bullish doji star is a two-bar bullish-reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that historically leads to bullish price action. Traders using conventional doji star candlestick methods lose money in every market tested. Not so great, right? But what if I told …
The bullish engulfing is a two-bar bullish reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that leads to a more significant bullish move in the crypto and stock markets and a shorter bearish bounce in forex, according to our extensive backtests. The bullish engulfing …
The bullish harami is a two-bar bullish reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that historically leads to bullish volatility in the stock and crypto markets and bearish volatility in forex. It’s one of the worst-performing candlestick patterns in technical analysis when traditionally …
The bullish harami cross is a two-bar bearish-reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that suggests near-term volatility followed by an extended move, according to the backtest data. It loses money in every market tested when traded according to standard technical charting rules. …
The bullish high wave is a single-bar Japanese candlestick pattern representing indecision. But what if I told you that you could ride this pattern’s wave to profitability using history as your guide? Would you be ready to hang ten? If …
The bullish kicking is a rare Japanese candlestick pattern that makes money in the stock market when traded as intended, according to my multiple-decade backtest. The pattern rarely occurs in the forex and crypto markets, so the data has been …
The bullish long line, also known as the bullish long white line, is a frequently occurring one-bar Japanese candlestick pattern that historically leads to short-term downside volatility. But what if I told you that you could turn this mediocre pattern …
The bullish marubozu, also known as the white marubozu, is a Japanese candlestick pattern that makes money in the crypto, forex, and stock markets traded bullishly, according to extensive, multi-market backtests. But what if I told you that you could …
The bullish separating lines is a Japanese candlestick pattern with mixed results when traded traditionally across all markets tested according to our decades-long backtests. But what if I told you that you could turn this mediocre pattern into one of …
The bullish short line is a frequently occurring one-bar Japanese candlestick pattern that most technical analysts believe represents indecision. But what if I told you that our 21-year backtest shows that most technical analysts are wrong? Imagine if history told …