As for me, it is better to rely on candle patterns consisting of more than 3 candles, something between candle pattern and chart pattern. Some types of such reversals, occured near the important price levels, could be a first sign of reversal
I don't think ,it , makes any difference, if traders can't make any profit from it.Who is going to sit infront of a screen for 1 month to get a pin bar trade , which could fail as in this case.
One of the most powerful candlestick reversal patterns is the Engulfing Pattern, especially bullish and bearish engulfing formations. It signals strong momentum shift when buyers or sellers completely overtake the previous candle. Combined with volume and key support or resistance levels, it can provide reliable reversal confirmation in trading strategies.
i like engulfing and pin bars, but i dont think any candle pattern is powerful by itself. the location matters more than the candle.
a pin bar or engulfing candle at strong support/resistance, after a big move, means alot more than the same candle in the middle of nowhere. also higher timeframe gives better context. candles are good clues, but not a full strategy alone.
I've been trading stocks for about 4 years now and if I had to pick one, the Bearish Engulfing pattern at the top of an uptrend has saved me the most money. Nothing beats seeing a big green candle get completely swallowed by a red one on decent volume – it’s like the buyers just ran out of steam.
The Hammer on the daily after a downtrend is a close second for me, especially when it forms right on support. I don’t chase every one I see though. I always wait for confirmation the next candle and check the overall market vibe. What about you all? Which reversal pattern do you trust the most?
Bearish Engulfing is king for tops, I trust Double Top and Bearish Engulfing as the killshot. Bottoms? Inverse H&S and Hammer combo. But yeah, no confirmation then no trade.
Pinbars are my favorite candlestick pattern as a reversal signal, but I also realize that the appearance of a pinbar doesn't necessarily guarantee a trend reversal; it's merely an indication, and sometimes the price can continue in the previous trend direction. This is where risk management comes into play.
To my opinion, The most powerful reversal pattern is usually the engulfing candle, especially when it appears at a strong support/resistance level and is confirmed by volume or momentum. Context matters more than the pattern alone. would be happy to share more knowledge about it