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Bearish continuation
4 guides in Finabase Learn
- In-neck candlestick pattern: a bearish continuation line How the in-neck line forms, the narrow TA-Lib band that separates it from on-neck and thrusting lines, and what 31 real in-necks on US stocks did next.
- On-neck candlestick pattern: when the old low becomes a ceiling Learn the on-neck line, the exact TA-Lib test behind Finabase’s On-Neck marker, a worked and a failed example, and why 82 real cases did not act bearish.
- Separating lines candlestick pattern: a trend-continuation signal How bullish and bearish separating lines form, the belt-hold test TA-Lib applies on Finabase charts, and how 151 real cases on 57 US stocks turned out.
- Thrusting candlestick pattern: rules, examples and real results What a thrusting line is, how TA-Lib bounds it between in-neck and piercing, and why 214 real thrusting lines on US stocks did not behave like the bearish label.
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