HDFC Bank had been in an uptrend, with buyers consistently driving the stock price higher. However, on one particular day, the stock formed a strong bearish candle, signalling the return of selling pressure and the possibility of a shift in sentiment.
In the next session, the stock opened near the previous close but faced continued selling pressure throughout the day. This resulted in the formation of another bearish candle with a lower close, confirming that sellers were gaining momentum.
The third session reinforced the bearish outlook, forming a third consecutive bearish candle, completing the Three Black Crows pattern.
This three-candle structure signals a reversal from an uptrend to a downtrend.
For traders, the Three Black Crows pattern indicates a probable bearish reversal, suggesting further downside potential. Watching subsequent sessions for confirmation can provide additional confidence before initiating short positions.
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