An advance block is three rising candles that often warn an uptrend may reverse lower, though it can also lead to continuation. See how to read it.
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A tower top or bottom is a long candle, a stall of small candles, then a long candle the other way. See why the last candle decides it.
A kicker is a two-candle pattern marking a sharp reversal in price direction. See how to read it and what it says about whether buyers or sellers lead.
A frying pan bottom is a slow rounded base of small candles, completed by a gap up. What it shows, why to wait for the gap, and where it misleads.
A dumpling top is a rounded top of small candles confirmed by a gap down. How to read it, why the gap matters, and why calling it early hurts.