All language subtitles for 9. Three Soldiers Or Crow Candlestick Patterns

Let's look at three soldier and the counterpart of three KROT and basically a three green or soldier,

one would be three green or white, depending on your charting software.

But let's say basically you've got an upward trend.

You've got three long green bars.

That's the key thing you're looking for.

You've got three long green bars and they're all consistently all in a row, kind of lined up like little

soldiers right there, lined up, like if you have placeholders or something and they're all lined up

in a row and it's really showing the continuation of an uptrend.

And really what you're looking for is that there are longer green bars and that the consistency part,

they're very orderly, looks like they're marching in formation, so to speak, or at least marching

upwards in formation.

And that's a continuation of the uptrend.

That's the indicator that you're looking at.

And the stronger that indicator would be is if the top WEC, the top part up or shadow is short.

And then so it's showing that the close is at or near a high.

You know, we don't have real long.

Wick's showing that we really want a real high, but then it came way back down.

This is just a nice orderly.

It's just falling like little soldiers going right in a pattern going forward.

And really, the key thing you're looking at in a soldier pattern is that it's consistent.

Both these patterns are looking for these kind of consistent looking bars, not a lot up and down,

just real orderly.

And so that shows a strong and clear the trend is going to continue and go in that same direction.

Now, it could be going in the opposite direction, a downward direction, and then we'd be looking

at three crows and candlesticks would be read or again, trading platform could be black.

Either way, it's going to be the opposite of something that's trending up.

You know, we're looking at three red bars and they're going to do the same thing.

You're looking at longer red bars.

You're not looking at doges or very small real bodies.

You're looking at a really good kind of consistent long red bars, again, all consistently in a row,

like the soldier pattern or called crows, because I guess because they're going downward.

So to be a crow and it's going to continuation of the of the downtrend you're looking at.

So, yep.

Prices are going to keep going down.

I see these three Red Caros, they're marching in nice, orderly fashion.

I'm going to then trade a calling around that and the stronger the the indicator would be if the bottom

wick is short.

So that's showing where the close's are at or already near the low.

They're not going way, way down.

And and certainly there's a real long uproar with trying to drive Hye's.

They're real consistent red bars going in the same direction.

In this case, for Akaroa, they'd be red and prices would be following.

But you will have a long wick at the bottom.

So the shorter the wick, the better the indicator.

And again, looking for both these patterns we are really looking for is that there's consistency.

And it's really that's why the number three is important there, because two can give you an idea or

something like that.

But you striking three and they're all consistent length.

And that's a real, really proven kind of pattern out there.

Nothing is perfect, of course, but a real proven pattern showing that we're moving in a direction

either as a result, either with the soldiers going upwards in a trend and that's going to continue

or the crow's going downward in a trend to look for these chart patterns.