Three black crows
Three black crows is a potential bearish reversal pattern consisting of three consecutive long-bodied falling candles, usually after a rise. Each typically opens within the previous body and closes lower, near its own low, suggesting sustained selling pressure without guaranteeing further declines.
In a hypothetical chart after a rise, three falling candles each open within the previous body and close near their lows. A subsequent rebound shows the decline need not continue.
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