Description
Falling Three Methods is a bearish trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of five candles.
The Falling Three Methods candlestick pattern is recognized if:
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The first candle is long and bearish and continues the downtrend;
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The next three candles are short and, as a group, form a short-term uptrend, closing within the first candle's body;
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The fifth candle is long and bearish again and its Close price is lower than that of the first candle.
Input Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
length
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The number of candles used to calculate the average body height. If the body height of a candle exceeds this average, it is considered long. |
trend setup
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The number of preceding candles to check if the trend exists. |
body factor
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The factor used when checking if a candle is short. A candle is considered short if its body height is lower than the average multiplied by this factor. |
Plots
| Plot | Description |
|---|---|
Bearish
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The Falling Three Methods candlestick pattern. |
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