harami

📘 Trading from Scratch – Day 21/90
🕯️ Harami Pattern: Learn to identify a possible trend reversal
After studying the Star Pattern, we began a new Japanese candlestick pattern: Harami.
Its name comes from Japanese and means “pregnant,” because a small candle is contained within the body of the previous candle. This pattern can appear in both bullish and bearish scenarios and may indicate that the previous trend is losing strength.
It’s important to remember that Harami does not guarantee a trend reversal. Many traders wait for additional confirmation before making a decision.

📘 Trading from Scratch – Day 23/90
⚠️ Most common mistakes when using the Harami Pattern and how to avoid them
On Day 21 we learned how to identify the Harami Pattern, and on Day 22 we saw how many traders look for confirmation before considering a trade. However, even a well-identified pattern can lead to wrong decisions if it isn’t interpreted in the right context.
Today we’ll learn the most common errors and how to try to avoid them in both bullish and bearish scenarios.

📘 Trading from Scratch – Day 22/90
🕯️ How to confirm and use the Harami Pattern in bullish and bearish scenarios
On Day 21, we learned how to identify the Harami Pattern. Now we’ll see how many traders look to confirm this pattern before considering a trade.
Remember: the Harami is a signal of a potential change or pause in the trend, but it should never be interpreted in isolation. Analyzing the context and applying good risk management remains essential.
🟢 Bullish Scenario: Bullish Harami