Bearish Deliberation Candlestick Pattern

Requirements of bearish deliberation candlestick pattern include:
- The pattern should form at the top of a significant uptrend.
- The first day is a long bullish day closing at a new high.
- The second day is also a long bullish day opening within the real-body of the first candlestick and closing above the first candlestick, forming a new high.
- The third day is also a bullish day characterized by a small candlestick which opens near or a gap above the second day's candlestick.
Bearish deliberation pattern is a moderately reliable candlestick formation. Reliability increases with previous uptrend and with shortening of real-body of the third day candlestick. Bearish deliberation pattern is not usually considered a true reversal pattern, but rather as an indicator of possible correction/short-term price decline. Many traders use the pattern to liquidate long positions rather than open short positions. Confirmation of trend-reversal is needed, which can be a bearish candlestick, a lower close or a large gap down opening on the fourth trading day.
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