The three stars in the north formation is a rare bearish candlestick reversal pattern. It is comprised of three candlesticks and is an early sign that a bearish reversal is in play.
The three stars in the south formation is a rare bullish candlestick reversal pattern. It is comprised of three candlesticks and is an early sign that a bullish reversal is in play.
A tweezer (kenuki) bottom occurs when the lows of two or more candlesticks are equal in a series of candlesticks. The lows of these days can also coincide with the open or close. These lows will later become support.
