Last Updated: February 20, 2017

Most Japanese candlestick patterns require specific candles in order to exist at all. For example, they might call for a black candle or a white candle, a tall candle or a short candle, a candle with no wicks or a candle with two wicks, or some combination thereof. The Tweezer Top candlestick pattern is unique in that it only requires that the two (or more) candles involved have the same high point. Beyond that trait, the candles can look quite different. This distinguishing feature means that the Tweezer Top candlestick pattern will appear in a different form nearly every time you see it. Interested in learning more about this shape-shifting signal? Let’s dig in . . .
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