What Happens in Stocks after a Hammer Candles Pattern?

Hammer candle stick pattern is a potentially bullish candle stick pattern which occurs during a stocks downwards trend. It is named so because the stocks market is hammering out a market bottoms.

A hammer candle-stick pattern has:

• A small body
• The body is at the top
• The lower shadow is 2 or 3 times length of real body.
• Has no upper shadow or very small upper shadow if present.
• The color of the body isn't important

What Happens in Stocks after a Hammer Candlesticks Pattern? - Hammer Candle Pattern Bullish Pattern

Technical Analysis of Hammer Candles Pattern

The bullish reversal buy signal is confirmed when a candle closes above the opening stocks price of the candlestick on the left side of the hammer candlestick pattern.

Stop Loss orders should be placed a few pips just below the low of the hammer candle stick once a trade is opened using this candles pattern formation.