They show that the bulls have taken over from the bears (as in the bullish engulfing pattern, a morning star, or a piercing pattern) or that the bears have wrested control from the bulls (as in the bearish engulfing pattern, the evening star, or the dark-cloud cover).
MORE REVERSAL
PATTERNS
“Put a lid on what smells bad.”
Most
of the reversal formations in Chapters 2 and 3 are comparatively strong
reversal signals. They show that the bulls have taken over from the bears (as
in the bullish engulfing pattern, a morning star, or a piercing pattern) or
that the bears have wrested control from the bulls (as in the bearish engulfing
pattern, the evening star, or the dark-cloud cover). This chapter examines more
reversal indicators that are usually, but not always,
Less powerful reversal signals include
·
The Harami Pattern
·
Tweezers Tops and Bottoms
·
Belt-Hold Lines
·
Upside-Gap Two Crows
·
Counterattack Lines
This chapter then explores more potent reversal signals that
include
·
Three Black Crows
·
Three Mountains and Three Rivers
·
Dumpling Tops and FryPan Bottoms
·
Tower Tops and Bottoms.