Japanese Candlestick Pattern Screen – Three Black Crows

Signal Type: Reversal
Bias: Bearish
Inbound Trend: Bullish
Reliability: 7.8 / 10

Pattern Definition
Found during an uptrend, the Bearish Three Black Crows
pattern is a strong indicator of a coming reversal in trend. Consisting of three
long black (bearish) candlesticks, this pattern resembles a descending
staircase. With each candle, a gap up from the previous day's close, with the
open well within [...]

WFMI – Rising Three Methods and Bullish Flag

Whole Foods Markets Inc is looking like a very strong buy here.
We see a rising three methods Japanese Candlestick Pattern, combined with a bullish flag. The three “inside” candles came on diminishing volume, with day 1 and day 5 coming on strong volume.
Checking our momentum and trend strength indicators, we see bullish crosses on the [...]

Forecast: Things Not Looking Good For the S&P 500 in January

In his guest post earlier today, Adam showed you a video forecasting a reversal in the S&P 500 using Marketclub Trade Triangles. I wanted to follow up his video using more traditional indicators to show you not only how accurate the triangles are, but how much easier they are to utilize as a trend following [...]

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Japanese Candlestick Pattern Screen: Doji

#adp02The Doji Candlestick Screen is the 3rd in the series: Japanese Candlestick Trading: Stock Screens for 15 Candlestick Patterns .
For those of you familiar with candlestick trading, the Doji is nothing new. If market opens and closes at almost exactly the same price, this forms a Doji.
As you can tell from the image, the wicks [...]

The New Bottom For The Dow Jones – How Low Can It Go?

With the 8000 support level succumbing to downward pressure, the bottom targets for all 3 major indicies has to be revised downward. In my article "When Will the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Bear Market Hit Bottom?," I made the predication that the bottom would come around May, 2009. I made that prediction with the belief that [...]

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