The Side by Side White Lines candlestick pattern contains twins: two candles of the same color and height standing side by side. Although visually consistent and uniform, this duo actually represents a struggle. The market opened at the same price two days in a row and closed at the same price two days in a row. Why can’t the bears successfully squash the uptrend? To better understand the shape and significance of the Bullish Side by Side White Lines pattern, keep reading.
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Known in Japanese as iki chigai sen, which means “lines that move in opposite directions,” the Bearish Separating Lines pattern is a tale of two candlesticks. Although they share the same starting point, they veer off in opposing directions. The first, which is white or green, soars upward from the starting point. The second, which is black or red, plummets. To learn more about this simple but scarce continuation pattern, review the information and advice we’ve compiled below.
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