Three Black Crows
Three long bearish candles in a row, each closing lower, often seen as a sign that an uptrend has turned down.
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Three long bearish candles in a row, each closing lower, often seen as a sign that an uptrend has turned down.
Three black crows is a bearish pattern made of three consecutive long red (or black) candles. Each opens inside the previous candle's body and closes near its low, lower than the last. It looks like three crows perched on a branch, staring down.
After an uptrend, it signals that sellers have taken over with conviction, not just a one-day wobble. Its bullish twin is three white soldiers.
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