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Candlestick, chart and breakout patterns that formed on Indian stocks' daily and weekly charts in the last few days, each drawn on a chart sized to the pattern.
1,358 patterns on 827 companies · prices to Nov 13 2026 · 29 pattern types · Methodology
Recently, by sector · share of each sector's companies
Companies of at least ₹500 cr market cap: daily patterns from the last 5 trading days, weekly ones from the last two weeks.Each chart is sized to its pattern, from six weeks of daily candles for a candlestick to over a year of weekly candles for a 52-week high, with the pattern shaded and its high and low dashed.
The exact rule behind each pattern.
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Candlestick
A bar whose open and close are within 10% of its range, after a fall (close below the 20-day average and below the close 10 days earlier).
Doji after a riseBearishA bar whose open and close are within 10% of its range, after a rise (close above the 20-day average and above the close 10 days earlier).
HammerBullishAfter a fall, a bar with a lower shadow at least twice its body and almost no upper shadow.
Shooting starBearishAfter a rise, a bar with an upper shadow at least twice its body and almost no lower shadow.
Bullish engulfingBullishAfter a fall, a down bar followed by an up bar whose body covers the whole of the previous body.
Bearish engulfingBearishAfter a rise, an up bar followed by a down bar whose body covers the whole of the previous body.
Morning starBullishAfter a fall: a long down bar, a small-bodied bar, then an up bar closing above the middle of the first.
Evening starBearishAfter a rise: a long up bar, a small-bodied bar, then a down bar closing below the middle of the first.
Three white soldiersBullishAfter a fall, three long up bars in a row, each opening inside the previous body and closing near its high.
Three black crowsBearishAfter a rise, three long down bars in a row, each opening inside the previous body and closing near its low.
Weekly hammerBullishAfter a fall (weekly close below the 10-week average and below the close 5 weeks earlier), a weekly bar with a lower shadow at least twice its body and almost no upper shadow.
Weekly shooting starBearishAfter a rise (weekly close above the 10-week average and above the close 5 weeks earlier), a weekly bar with an upper shadow at least twice its body and almost no lower shadow.
Weekly bullish engulfingBullishAfter a fall (weekly close below the 10-week average and below the close 5 weeks earlier), a down week followed by an up week whose body covers the whole of the previous body.
Weekly bearish engulfingBearishAfter a rise (weekly close above the 10-week average and above the close 5 weeks earlier), an up week followed by a down week whose body covers the whole of the previous body.
Chart pattern
A rise of 15% or more within 15 days (the pole), then 5 to 20 days drifting sideways or lower on lighter volume without giving back more than half the pole (the flag), then a close above the flag.
Bear flagBearishA fall of 15% or more within 15 days, then 5 to 20 days drifting sideways or higher on lighter volume without recovering more than half the fall, then a close below the flag.
Base breakoutBullishA close above a 20, 40 or 60-day range no more than 15% tall, on at least 1.5x the 50-day median volume.
Double bottomBullishTwo lows within 3% of each other, 15 to 60 days apart, with a rally of at least 10% between them, then a close above that rally's high within 30 days of the second low.
Double topBearishTwo highs within 3% of each other, 15 to 60 days apart, with a dip of at least 10% between them, then a close below that dip's low within 30 days of the second high.
Weekly base breakoutBullishA weekly close above a 10, 20 or 30-week range no more than 25% tall, on at least 1.5x the 26-week median weekly volume.
Weekly double bottomBullishTwo weekly lows within 3% of each other, 8 to 40 weeks apart, with a rally of at least 15% between them, then a weekly close above that rally's high within 12 weeks of the second low.
Weekly double topBearishTwo weekly highs within 3% of each other, 8 to 40 weeks apart, with a dip of at least 15% between them, then a weekly close below that dip's low within 12 weeks of the second high.
Breakout & trend
A close above the highest price of the previous 52 weeks, the first in at least a month.
New 52-week lowBearishA close below the lowest price of the previous 52 weeks, the first in at least a month.
Golden crossBullishThe 50-day average crosses above the 200-day average.
Death crossBearishThe 50-day average crosses below the 200-day average.
Volume breakoutBullishAn up day closing above the previous 20-day high on at least twice the 50-day median volume.
Close above the 30-week averageBullishA weekly close above the 30-week average after at least 8 weeks in a row below it.
Close below the 30-week averageBearishA weekly close below the 30-week average after at least 8 weeks in a row above it.
Patterns are detected mechanically on daily and weekly prices adjusted for splits and bonuses. Bullish and bearish are how traders traditionally read each pattern. This is information, not investment advice.