Three Outside Down Pattern

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Three Outside Down Japanese Candlestick Pattern

The Three Outside Down is a strong 3 candle reversal pattern occuring during an uptrend and is the confirmation signal of a Bearish Engulfing Pattern and the opposite signal of a Three Inside Up Pattern.

The first two candles are a Bearish Engulfing Pattern,  a two day pattern that has a small body day completely contained within vertical range of the second day's larger candle's body. This formation suggest that the previous trend is coming to an end.

The Bearish Engulfing Pattern is confirmed by a third black candlestick, with a lower close than the second day. This is the Three Outside Down signal.

Rules to identify the Three Outside Down pattern:

Potential Signal Strengtheners:

General Analysis and Investor Sentiment:

The market trend was on its way up. The price opens higher than where it closed the previous day. But the Bears start shorting at the high prices as the Bulls start losing momentum. By the end of the day, the Bears have come out in force and moved the price below where it opened the day before. Suddenly investor sentiment sees the trend has been changed. The Bearish Engulfing Pattern represents the reversal of the upward trend.

The following day, the Bulls start closing positions as the Bears continue to go short, showing strength of reversal as the Bulls lose control to the Bears. By the end of the third day, the Bears have taken control as can be seen by the formation of the Three Outside Down pattern.

Thats it for the Three Outside Down Japanese Candlestick Pattern. Keep learning and mastering Forex with us, here at PipsAngels.com. See you soon!

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