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chart_analysis:candlestick_bullish_reversal_patterns [2023/07/02 15:38] jayanthi [Bullish Harami] |
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| - | The hammer is made up of one candlestick, white or black, with a small body, long lower shadow and small or nonexistent upper shadow. The size of the lower shadow should be at least twice the length of the body and the high/low range should be large relative to range over the last 10-20 days. | ||
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| - | After a decline, the hammer's intraday low indicates that selling pressure remains. However, the strong close shows that buyers are starting to become active again. Further strength is required to provide bullish confirmation of this reversal pattern. | ||
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| - | {{:chart_analysis:candlestick_bullish_reversal_patterns:bullrev2-hammer-nke.png|Nike Inc. (NKE) Candlestick Hammer example chart from StockCharts.com}} | ||
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| - | Nike (NKE) declined from the low fifties to the mid-thirties before starting to find support in late February. After a small reaction rally, the stock declined back to support in mid-March and formed a hammer. Bullish confirmation came two days later with a sharp advance. | ||
| ===== Morning Star ===== | ===== Morning Star ===== | ||