Question: What is the candlestick pattern called "Belt Hold" ?
It forms at the end of an uptrend or near a resistance area.
The candle has a long black body, a small lower shadow and very small or non-existent upper shadow.
The session opens near the high and closes near the low of the candlestick.
A long black body at the end of an upward move reveals the determination of the bears to push prices lower.
After a prolonged rally, prices reach attractive levels, triggering profit taking positions as a result of sellers entering the market. This causes supply that surpasses demand.
Supply/Demand | Supply is greater than demand |
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Sentiment | Negative |
Direction | Bearish |
Trigger | Consider selling if next candle falls below the low of the Belt Hold |