Most candlestick patterns mean nothing. A hammer at a random price level is just a shape — but the same hammer at a support zone, after a stretch in RSI, with above-normal volume, in a clear downtrend tells a completely different story.
The difference is context. These guides cover every candlestick pattern the 42Fibonacci scanner watches — plus the trend, momentum, volume, and structure that turn a shape into a signal. New to candlesticks? Start with the basics. Already know the shapes? Go straight to the cheat sheets.
Long wick, full reclaim
Upper probe after a selloff
Deep low, closed at the high
One body fully engulfs the other
Small body inside a big move
Gaps down, rallies past midpoint
Three candles: down → pause → up
Three green closes in a row
Open = close. A stalemate.
Wide range, flat close
Small body, wicks both sides