Dumpling Top
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Definition
A dumpling top is a candlestick pattern comprised of several Japanese candlesticks.
The first candlesticks in this pattern are bullish or bearish with small bodies, forming a rounded top.
The pattern is completed when a final candlestick forms with a bearish gap opening.
This pattern is the opposite of the frying pan bottom.
Characteristic
A dumpling top often forms after a significant upward movement characterized by several large green Japanese candlesticks.
Significance
The dumpling top is a reversal pattern that signals a potential reversal of a bullish trend into a bearish trend.
This pattern reflects a gradual exhaustion of buyers before the sellers regain control forcefully.
Note
The dumpling top is considered a major pattern in Japanese candlestick analysis and is a powerful structure.
However, it is crucial not to anticipate its formation and to wait for the bearish gap to confirm the pattern.
Invalidation
If the bearish gap is filled on the last candlestick, the dumpling top structure is invalidated.
Concluding Thoughts
The dumpling top is a significant reversal pattern in Japanese candlestick analysis, indicating a potential shift from bullish to bearish sentiment.
Traders should be cautious and avoid anticipating its formation, instead waiting for the bearish gap to confirm the pattern.
If the gap is filled, the pattern is invalidated, underscoring the importance of confirmation in trading decisions.
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