Bearish Engulfing Pattern...For the bearish engulfing pattern, there are 3 criteria:
1. Market has to be an in an uptrend. The VRL price was in an uptrend until it reached its high and then the bearish engulfing pattern formed.
2. The second body of the pattern must engulf the prior real body. Here, both the engulfing patterns marked in the chart, display these characteristics.
3. The second body of the pattern must be the opposite color of the first body.
Bearish Engulfing
CANDLE PATTERN 2 - BEARISH ENGULFINGPattern name: Bearish Engulfing
Pattern Type : Bearish Reversal
No. of Candles : 02
How to Identify it ?
1)There must be a preceding Uptrend.
2)A short Green candle followed by a long Red candle.
3)The Red candle should opens higher & closes lower than the Green candle.
4)The Green candle should be completely engulfed by the Red candle.
Psychology behind it :
1)The Bulls lose momentum & the Bears take charge and managed to close below the Green candle.
2)It implies the bears have fully override the bulls.
How to trade it ?
1)Look for the Bearish Engulfing at the Top of the Uptrend.
2)Upon confirmation, open a Short position in the 3rd Candle.
3)Place a Stoploss above the high of the Red candle.
Strong Bearish Reversal Candlestick PatternPattern: Bearish Reversal
1) There must be a prior uptrend.
2) Price opens above previous day close/high and makes a high higher than previous day.
3) The Red candle closes below previous day open/low
Trading this pattern
1) Look for this pattern after a big upmove.
2) Upon confirmation, open a short position on 3rd candle.
3) Place a stoploss above the high of the big red candle.
Bearish Engulfing TCS A bearish engulfing pattern is a technical chart pattern that signals lower prices to come. The pattern consists of an up (white or green) candlestick followed by a large down (black or red) candlestick that eclipses or "engulfs" the smaller up candle.
Bearish Engulfing Potential Sell Signal:
Three ways for selling using the Bearish Engulfing Pattern from most aggressive to most conservative:
1. A Aggressive trader might sell at the close of candle
2. If there is a substantial increase in volume that accompanies the large move downward in price, a trader might view this as an even stronger indication to sell. Also, a trader might sell after the Bearish Engulfing Pattern occurs; by waiting until the next candle to sell, a trader is trying to verify that the bearish reversal pattern is for real and was not just a one candle occurrence. In the chart of TCS, trader would probably entered after the Bearish Engulfing Pattern because the selling continued. Usually trader’s wait for other signals, such as a price break below the upward support line (see: Resistance), before entering a sell order. However, in the case of TCS in chart, the Bearish Engulfing Pattern occurred at the same time as the trendline break below support.
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