In a trend movement in trading, sometimes the movement that we analyze will result in a price reversal, instead it continues to continue the current trend price. To find out whether there will be a trend continuation or not, we should study the Continuation Candlestick Pattern Pattern. This will help in doing an Open Position. With the emergence of a continuation candle pattern pattern, it means that the current trend will experience a continuation. Examples of candlestick patterns for continuation patterns are as follows:
UPWARD
GAP TASUKI
Bullish
continuation patterns.
2
candles format.
Starting
with utptrend.
The
first candle is white and a gap-up from the previous candle.
The
second candle is black.
The
lowest price of the second candle does not break the high of the candle before
the first candle.
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| Upward Gap Tasuki |
RISING
THREE
Bullish
continuation patterns.
5
candles format.
Started
an uptrend.
The
first candle is white and has a long body
Followed
by 3 shorter candles in the range of the first candle.
The
second, third and fourth candles can be white or black.
The
fifth candle must be white and have a long body.
The
closing price of the fifth candle is above the high of the first candle.
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| Rising Three |
DOWNWARD GAP TASUKI
Bearish
continuation patterns,
2
candles format.
Started
a downtrend.
The
first candle is black and gap-down from the previous candle.
The second
candle is white.
The
high of the second candle did not break the low of the candle before the first
candle.
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| Downtrend Gap Tasuki |
FALLING THREE
Bearish
Continuation Patterns.
5
candles format.
Started
a downtrend.
The
first candle is black and has a long body.
Followed
by 3 shorter candles in the range of the first candle.
The
second, third and fourth candles can be white or black.
The
fifth must be black and have a long body
The
closing price of the fifth candle is below the lowest price of the first candle.
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| Falling Three |