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Let's understand one of the most reliable reversal patterns — the Morning Star. This is something every trader should have in their arsenal, especially when the market is in a downtrend.
The Morning Star pattern consists of three candles, each telling its own story. The first candle is a long red candle, continuing the bearish trend. The bears still control the situation, and prices are falling. The second candle is usually much smaller, often a doji or a small candle that opens below the close of the first. This is a moment of uncertainty, when selling pressure weakens and a pause appears in the market. The third candle is where the magic happens. It’s a long green candle that opens higher and closes at least halfway up the body of the first red candle. This third candle confirms that the bulls have started to aggressively enter positions.
The psychology here is very interesting. The second small candle shows a moment when both sides of the market are uncertain. The bears are no longer as strong, and the bulls haven't fully taken control yet. It’s like a turning point. Then the third green candle comes in and says: “That’s it, the bulls are taking control, the reversal has begun.”
But here’s the catch — don’t trade this pattern based solely on the close of the third candle. It’s better to wait for confirmation. Another bullish candle after the Morning Star, or at least a breakout of the resistance level, will give you more confidence. Other indicators, like volume or oscillators, can also reinforce the signal.
The Morning Star pattern is not a 100% guarantee of a reversal, but the probability of an upward move afterward is quite high. The key is to use it in combination with other analysis tools. Don’t rely only on candles; look at support and resistance levels, volumes.
By the way, on Gate, you can track such patterns across different pairs. Currently, SOL is trading around $79.91, BTC at $67.04K, XRP about $1.30. If you see a Morning Star on the daily charts of these assets, it’s worth paying attention. It could be the start of an interesting move.