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      According to Dhiren Sarin, Technical Analyst, Barclays its not just the Nifty, but most Asian markets are looking vulnerable in the short-term.

    • Breakaway Pattern: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Breakaway Pattern is a bearish reversal pattern. It consists of 5 candles. In this pattern, current trend is seen beginning to slow and then filling of the gap is seen.

    • Advance Block: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Advance Block is a bearish reversal pattern. This is similar to Bullish Three White Soldiers Pattern.

    • Abandoned Baby Top: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Abandoned Baby Top is a bearish reversal pattern, which is composed of a doji star, gaping away (including its shadow) from the previous and following candles.

    • Ladder Top: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Ladder Top is a bearish reversal pattern and it appears at the end of uptrend. It consists of 5 candles. The pattern gives early signs of deterioration of uptrend.

    • Bearish Harami Cross: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Bearish Harami Cross is a bearish reversal pattern. It appears in an uptrend. In this pattern, a long white candle appears, followed by a doji. This pattern is considered to be more significant than Bearish Harami Pattern.

    • Bearish Harami: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Bearish Harami is a bearish reversal pattern. It is characterized by a large white candle, followed by a small black candle. The black candle is contained completely within the previous white candle.

    • Two Crows: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Two crows is a bearish reversal pattern. In this pattern, during an uptrend, after opening gap-up, market closes lower.

    • Bearish Engulfing: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Bullish Engulfing is an important top reversal pattern. It appears after an uptrend. It is a two candlesticks pattern.

    • Three Inside Down: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      The Bearish Three Inside Down Pattern is another name for the Confirmed Bearish Harami Pattern. Its a bearish reversal pattern.

    • Bearish Belt Hold: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Bearish Belt Hold is a bearish reversal pattern, appearing in an uptrend.

    • Shooting Star: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Shooting Star is a bearish reversal pattern, appearing at market top. Its a small real body with long upper shadow and no lower shadow, which gaps away from the previous candle.

    • Three Black Crows: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Three Black Crows is a bearish reversal pattern. The pattern is seen after an uptrend. It consists of three large, consecutive declining (red) candles.

    • Hanging Man: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Hanging Man is a bearish reversal pattern, which occurs at the top of a trend. This pattern appears after or during an uptrend. It is a single candlestick pattern.

    • One Black Crow: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      One Black Crow is a bearish reversal pattern. It appears on charts after a clear uptrend.

    • Bearish Meeting Lines: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Bearish Meeting Lines pattern is a bearish reversal pattern. It takes place in an uptrend.

    • Dark Cloud Cover: Bearish Reversal Pattern

      Dark Cloud Cover is a bearish reversal pattern. It appears in an uptrend. This pattern is comprised of 2 candles.

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