How to recognize it
- Appears after an advance.
- 1–2. A bearish harami: a long bullish candle, then a small candle inside its body.
- 3. A bearish candle that closes below the first candle's open.
What it suggests
A bearish harami that has been confirmed: the stall in buying has turned into a close below where that buying began.
Where it matters
Most useful at resistance after a clear advance.
Educational content only. Candlestick patterns describe past price action. They do not predict future prices, and they are not trading signals or investment advice. Prices in the diagrams are illustrative.