Mô hình đảo ngược, giống như các dòng Piercing ngược lại, có ảnh hưởng đến đánh dấu trên thái độ của thương nhân do cao hơn mở tiếp theo Ngày thứ ba sẽ mở ra bên trong cơ thể của ngày thứ hai và đóng cửa bên trong cơ thể của ngày đầu tiênThị trường đã có một di chuyển lên mở rộng. | Chapters seem to affect the pattern s ability confirmation is still suggested. It is also best if each day is a Closing Marubozu. Pattern Breakdown The Meeting Lines break down into single candle lines that offer no sup- jj port for their case Figure 3-60 and 3-61 . The single lines are similar to the first line in the pattern with a shadow that extends in the direction of the second day. Again the breakdown neither confirms the pattern nor indicates lack of support. Related Patterns Somewhat opposite in appearance are the Separating Lines which are continuation patterns. One can also see the potential for these lines to become a Dark Cloud Cover or a Piercing Line if there is any penetration of the first body by the second. 78 Reversal candle Patterns EX3fflPleS Figure 3-62A 79 Chapter 3 Figure 3-62B 80 Reversal candle Patterns Belt Hold yorikirfi Confirmation is required. Figure 3-63 Figure 3-64 111 h I commentary Belt Hold lines are also opening marubozu lines Chapter 2 . Remember that the opening marubozu does not have a shadow extending from the open end of the body. The bullish Belt Hold Figure 3-63 is a white opening marubozu that occurs in a downtrend. It opens on the low of the day rallies significantly against the previous trend and then closes near its high but not necessarily at its high. The bearish Belt Hold Figure 3-64 is a black opening marubozu that occurs in an uptrend. Similarly it opens on its high trades against the trend of the market and then closes near its low. Longer bodies for Belt Hold lines will offer more resistance to the trend that they are countering. Belt Hold lines like most of the single day patterns lose their importance if there are many of them in close proximity. The Japanese name of yorUdri means to push out. Steve Nison coined the name of Belt Hold. Rules of Recognition 1. The Belt Hold line is identified by the lack of a shadow on one end. 81 Chapter 3 2. The bullish white Belt Hold opens on its low and has no lower .
