The most accurate top reversal candlesticks based on historical price action and trader reliability:

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 Top reversal candlestick patterns signal potential trend reversals from an uptrend to a downtrend. Here are the most accurate top reversal candlesticks based on historical price action and trader reliability:  


1. Bearish Engulfing


- Structure:A large red candle completely engulfs the previous green candle.  


- Accuracy: High when appearing after a strong uptrend.

  

- Confirmation:Next candle should close lower for confirmation.  


2. Shooting Star


- Structure:Small body at the bottom with a long upper wick (at least 2x the body).  


- Accuracy: High when it forms near resistance levels.  


- Confirmation: A red candle closing below the shooting star.  


3. Evening Star


- Structure:Three candles – a large green candle, a small-bodied candle (indecision), and a large red candle closing below the first.  


- Accuracy:Very high, especially on higher timeframes.  


- Confirmation:The red candle should close well below the midpoint of the first green candle.  


4. Dark Cloud Cover


- Structure: A red candle opens above the previous green candle but closes below its midpoint.  


- Accuracy: High, especially with high volume.  


- Confirmation:The next candle should continue downward.  


5. Hanging Man


Structure:Small body at the top with a long lower wick.  


Accuracy:Moderate to high, depending on volume and confirmation.  


- Confirmation: A strong red candle closing below the hanging man.  


6. Gravestone Doji


Structure:Open, low, and close are nearly the same, with a long upper wick.  


- Accuracy:High when it appears at key resistance levels.  


- Confirmation:A red candle closing lower.  


Best Practices for High Accuracy:

- Use higher timeframes (4H, Daily, Weekly) for better signals.  


Below Images will give you clear Incite 










- Look for volume confirmation 

(higher volume increases reliability).  


- Combine with support/resistance levels or other technical indicators (RSI, MACD).  


Hope you get clear Ideas on trading with candles

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