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Three Buddha top is a longer-term pattern similar to a Western head-and-shoulders top. A sell signal is confirmed when the price falls below the intervening two minor pullback lows, preferably on a large black candlestick or a falling window (breakaway gap) and a rise in trading volume to indicate serious selling.

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A reversal candlestick combination. It consists of a head-and-shoulders formation, or three consecutive rallies in which the first and the third are of approximately the same height, and the second is the highest.

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Three Buddha Top is a bearish Japanese Candlestick reversal pattern that equates to the western Head and Shoulders Top pattern.

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Three Buddha top formation is a candlestick formation that is also known as Head and Shoulders Top pattern.

This is a bearish reversal pattern defined by three prominent highs with a middle peak, (the head) that is higher than the other peaks (the shoulders).

The neckline is drawn beneath the two price lows that separate the head from the shoulders. Downward penetration of the neckline is usually indicates a bearish move.

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The three Buddha top formation a reversal candlestick combination. It consists of a head-and-shoulders formation, or three consecutive rallies in which the first and the third are of approximately the same height, and the second is the highest.

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Three Buddha Top is a bearish Japanese Candlestick reversal pattern that equates to the western Head and Shoulders Top pattern.