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Stock Market Movers are easier to spot with candlestick patterns. Stock research for finding stock market movers can become very complex. However, the trained candlestick investor sees the familiar candlestick patterns and immediately knows whether a specific stock pattern merits any further of his time and attention. Some so-called stock market movers turn out to be stock market stinkers! You can surf the net looking for stock market movers or you can spend your time learning candlestick signals. My vote is obvious, check our website each week, we promise to continue to deliver new training material. Learn the Candlestick Signals. Below is a favorite pattern, which demonstrates some very anxious sellers.
Trading the Three Identical Crows Pattern
Description
The Three Identical Crows have the same criteria as the Three Black Crows. The difference is that the opens are at the previous day's close
Criteria
1. Three long black bodies occur, all of close to equal lengths.
2. The prior trend should have been up.
3. Each day opens at the close of the previous day.
4. Each day closes near its low.
Pattern Psychology
After an uptrend a long black candle forms. However, the selling is more sever. There do not appear to be any buyers at the next day's open. The long black candles, having a stair-stepping pattern to them, indicates a much greater motivation to get out of the position
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