A bearish belt hold forms in an uptrend when a candle opens above the prior close at its high, then falls through the day. See how to read the signal.
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A bullish belt hold is a single candle that opens at its low, below the prior close, after a downtrend, hinting at a reversal. See how to read it.
Counterattack lines are a two-candle reversal pattern seen in uptrends and downtrends. See how the bullish and bearish versions form and how to read them.
Upside gap two crows is a rare three-day candlestick pattern signalling that an upward move may be losing momentum and could reverse lower.
A bearish abandoned baby is a rare three-candle pattern of rising, holding and falling prices that signals at least a short-term reversal of an uptrend.