Bullish Reversals

Belt holds are a useful class of chart pattern because they highlight areas where market sentiment may be changing. As the name suggests, the...

While the hammer and inverted hammer are conventionally treated as bullish, nonetheless contrarian traders will sometimes use them as bearish flags.

A bullish breakaway is a chart reversal pattern that can appear in either a bullish or bearish market. In cases it can also be profitable to trade it on the sell side, as a contrarian trade.

A tweezer bottom is rather weak bullish reversal signal. But it can be useful when used alongside other indicators.

Three white soldiers is a candlestick chart pattern that’s normally associated with a bullish reversal of a trend. It can appear at either minor...

A morning star strategy is used for trading on short swings in a downward trending market. The pattern usually shows up where the market has reached an oversold level.

A piercing line is a simple yet useful candlestick pattern to look for when trading short term up and down swings within a price channel.