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
Think you can spot these signals?
The scanner found setups in today's market. Open it and see if you can read the context.