In making use of candlestick charts, traders should familiarize themselves with double candlestick patterns for better analysis. Here are a few you should know:
Engulfing Candlesticks

The second candlestick body needs to be larger than the first candlestick body to “engulf” the first candlestick.
In a bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, the first candlestick should be a bullish candlestick, while the second should be a bearish candlestick. The second candlestick should have a body large enough that it engulfs the whole body of the first candlestick.
Note that each is a reversal pattern. When they appear, expect the market to rise or fall quickly after the candlestick is confirmed.
Tweezer Tops and Bottoms

The two wicks on the candlesticks should be equal in length, or very close to equal. This helps us confirm a top and bottom, because the two candlesticks that are part of the pattern indicate a touch to support or resistance, and then a reversal in the trend.
Double Doji

Now that you have learned about all the double candlestick chart patterns, it’s time to move onto the triple candlestick patterns. The triple candlestick patterns are what you’ve been waiting for—the most powerful patterns for making big profits with forex!
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