Hikkake Pattern

The first two candles (or bars) of the pattern are of declining size. These are referred to as an inside-day pattern or a Haramicandlestick pattern. It does not matter whether either of these days closes higher or lower than it opened, so long as the body of the first completely overshadows the body of the second.

The third candle closes below the low in the first setup (or above the high in the second setup) of the second candle

The next one or more candles will drift below (or above in the second setup) the third candle and may begin to reverse direction.

The final candle will close above the high of the second candle (or below the low of the second candle in the second setup).

Once the fourth characteristic is achieved, the pattern implies a continuation in the direction of the final candle. The following two charts show examples of both setups.

Hikkake Bullish Setup.

The first pattern is for the bullish setup. Each of the four characteristics is marked to show where they have occurred in these examples. The second pattern, for the bearish setup, is less frequently observed.

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