Candlestick bear continuation patterns

Bearish Falling Three Methods

(next candle is bearish)

First day is a long bearish candle.

Three small body candlesticks follow the first day. Each trends upward and closes within the range of the first day.

The last day is a long bearish day and closes below the first day's close

Bearish Three Line Strike

(next candle is bearish)

First three days make up the Three bearish Crows formation.

The last day is a bullish candle that opens below the third day and closes above the fir-st day's open.

Bearish Downside Gap Three Methods

(next candle is bearish)

First two day are long bearish days with a gap between them.

Third day is a bullish candle that fills the gap of the first two days.

Bearish Downside Tasuki Gap

(next candle is bearish)

First two days are bearish candles with a down gap between the first and second day.

Third day is a bullish candle which opens within the body of the second day and closes within the gap between the first and second days.

Third day should not fully close the gap.

Bearish Side-by-Side bullish Lines

(next candle is bearish)

First day is a bearish candle.

Second day is a bullish candle which gaps below the first day's open.

Third day is a bullish candle about the same size as the second day, opening at about the same price.

Bearish In Neck

(next candle is bearish)

First day is a long bearish candle.

Second day is a bullish candle which opens below the low of the first day.

Second day closes barely into the body of the first day.

Bearish On Neck

(next candle is bearish)

First day is a long bearish candle.

Second day is a bullish candle which opens below and closes at the low of the first day.

Bearish Separating Lines

(next candle si bearish)

First day is a bullish candle day.

Second day is a bearish candle that opens at the opening price of the 1st day.

Bearish Thrusting

(next candle is bearish)

First day is a bearish candle. 

Second day is a bullish candle which opens well below the low of the first day. 

Second day closes well into the body of the first day, but below the midpoint.