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Sanpo also known as falling three methods. It is a bearish complex candlestick pattern with high reliability. It suggest that retracements are in order before the market will reach new level.

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A candlestick combination that advises that retracements are in order before the market will reach new highs and new lows.

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Therefore this pattern is to indicate whether a trader should "pause" during the trend (a short term consolidation will occur with a direction opposite to that of the major trend). Bullish Formation is called the rising three methods and the bearish formation is called the falling three methods. (see complex candlestick patterns)

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Therefore this pattern is to indicate whether a trader should "pause" during the trend (a short term consolidation will occur with a direction opposite to that of the major trend). Bullish Formation is called the rising three methods and the bearish formation is called the falling three methods. (see complex candlestick patterns)

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Therefore this pattern is to indicate whether a trader should "pause" during the trend (a short term consolidation will occur with a direction opposite to that of the major trend). Bullish Formation is called the rising three methods and the bearish formation is called the falling three methods. (see complex candlestick patterns)

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Reliability Rating: high The idea behind the sanpo pattern is that no price movement moves straight up or down, there always exists some retracement before the movement makes a new high or low. Therefore this pattern is to indicate whether a trader should "pause" during the trend (a short term consolidation will occur with a direction opposite to that of the major trend).

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Bearish Sanpo (falling three methods) is a bearish complex candlestick pattern

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The idea behind the sanpo pattern is that no price movement moves straight up or down, there always exists some retracement before the movement makes a new high or low.

Therefore this pattern is to indicate whether a trader should "pause" during the trend (a short term consolidation will occur with a direction opposite to that of the major trend).

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A candlestick combination that advises that retracements are in order before the market will reach new highs and new lows.