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Bullish kicking

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The Bullish kicking candlestick pattern is a bullish indicator. It is a very relyable candlestick pattern.



This pattern consist of two different days. The first day is a good sized bearish day. The secound day the security gaps up and continues upward. This should be a very large candlestick.

Why is the bullish kicking pattern a bullish indicator? On the secound day the stock gaps up which shows strong bullish pressure. It also continues riseing up until it has made a giant bullish candlestick.

Tip The security must gap up and keep the gap to be a bullish buy signal. If it does not keep the gap or heads up it may show that the bulls do not have the strength that you would want to see for a bullish play.

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