Candlestick Charting For Dummies
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You can become more familiar with some common and dependable candlestick patterns by checking out the following figures. (Remember, they don’t represent every possible candlestick pattern.)

Bullish two-day trend reversal patterns

These charts are a few of the most common and reliable bullish two-day trend reversal patterns in an uptrend.

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Bullish two-day trend continuation patterns

These patterns are common and reliable examples of bullish two-day trend continuation patterns in an uptrend.

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Bearish two-day trend reversal patterns

These figures shows some of the most common and reliable types of bearish two-day trend reversal patterns in an uptrend.

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Bearish two-day trend continuation patterns

These reliable two-day trend continuation patterns may show up frequently as you look through your candlestick charts.

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Bullish three-day trend reversal patterns

Here are a couple common bullish three-day trend reversal patterns.

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Bullish three-day trend continuation patterns

These two patterns are common examples of bullish three-day trend continuation patterns.

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Bearish three-day trend reversal patterns

These are a couple of the most common bearish three-day trend reversal patterns.

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Bearish three-day trend continuation patterns

Here are two common examples of bearish three-day trend reversal patterns.

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