Candlestick bull reversal patterns

Bullish Breakaway

(next candle is bullish)

First day is a long bearish candle. 

Second day is a bearish candle whose body gaps down. 

Third and fourth days close lower each day. 

5th day is a long bullish candle that closes inside the gap created by the 1st and 2nd day.

Bullish Ladder Bottom

(next candle is bullish)

First three days are long bearish candles with lower opens and closes each day. 

Fourth day is a bearish candle with an upper shadow.

The last day is a bullish candle that opens above the body of the fourth day.

Bullish Concealing Baby Swallow

(next candle is bullish)

First two days are bearish marubozu candles. 

Third day is a bearish candle and opens with a gap down as well as a long upper shadow that trades into the body of the second day. 

Fourth day is a bearish candle and completely engulfs the third day.

Bullish Abandoned Baby

(next candle is bullish)

First day is a bearish candle. 

Second day is a doji whose shadows gaps below the first day's close. 

Third day is a bullish candle with no overlapping shadows.

Bullish Morning Doji Star

(next candle is bullish)

First day is a long bearish day. 

Second day is a doji which gaps below the first day's close. 

Third day is a bullish candle.

Bullish Stick Sandwich

(next candle is bullish)

First day is a bearish candle. 

Second day is a bullish candle and trades above the close of the first day. 

Third day is a bearish candle with a close equal to the first day.

Bullish Three Inside Up

(next candle is bullish)

First two days form a bullish harami.

Third day closes higher than the second day.

Bullish Three Outside Up

(next candle is bullish)

First two days create a bullish engulfing formation.

Third day closes higher than the second day.

Bullish Three Stars in the South

(next candle is bullish)

First day is a long bearish candle with a long lower shadow. 

Second day is a small version of the first day with a lower above the first day's low. 

Third day is a small black Marubozu which opens and closes inside the second day's range (high-low).