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The Bullish kicking candlestick pattern is a bullish indicator. It is a very relyable candlestick pattern. This pattern consist of two different days. The first day is a good sized bearish day. The secound day the security gaps up and continues upward. This should be a very large candlestick. Why is the bullish kicking pattern a bullish indicator? On the secound day the stock gaps up which shows strong bullish pressure. It also continues riseing up until it has made a giant bullish candlestick.

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Lisa

1 year ago

The kicking pattern is a two-bar candlestick reversal pattern. The Japanese called it "kicking" because it appears as though the price is kicking away the current trend.

A bullish kicking pattern is a bullish reversal pattern. It is a double candlestick pattern(i.e. it consists of two individual candlesticks).

It consists of a downward candlestick (black marubozu followed by an upward candlestick (white marubozu). A marubozu of one color follows a marubozu of another color.
There is a gap up between each marubozu, meaning the upward candlestick opens and closes above the high of the previous candlestick (i.e. a gap up).

The bullish kicking pattern can occur at the beginning of a trend, during a trend, at the end of a trend.

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fxpie

1 year ago

This pattern consists of a black marabuzo followed by a gapped up white marabuzo.

This pattern is a strong sign that an uptrend will ensue. The major trend is not as important with this pattern as with other patterns and is considered a highly reliable signal

Source(s):

chartfilter.com

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fuji022

1 year ago

The Bullish kicking candlestick pattern is a bullish indicator. It is a very relyable candlestick pattern.



This pattern consist of two different days. The first day is a good sized bearish day. The secound day the security gaps up and continues upward. This should be a very large candlestick.

Why is the bullish kicking pattern a bullish indicator? On the secound day the stock gaps up which shows strong bullish pressure. It also continues riseing up until it has made a giant bullish candlestick.

Source(s):

http://www.stocks-simplified.com/bullish- kicking.html

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Kingpin

1 year ago