Intermediate · Candlestick & chart patterns
Bearish Meeting Lines
What it means
An up session and the down session after it close at exactly the same price, showing the buyers' advantage met and neutralised at a level that may potentially cap price.
At a glance
- Directional bias
- Bearish reversal
- Sessions to form
- 2 consecutive sessions
- Curriculum tier
- Intermediate
- Pattern family
- meeting lines
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Practise Bearish Meeting Lines in the SimulatorRelated patterns
Bullish Meeting Lines
bullishA down session and the up session after it close at exactly the same price, showing the sellers' advantage met and neutralised at a level that may potentially hold.
Tweezer Top
bearishTwo consecutive sessions peak at almost exactly the same high, showing buyers repeatedly failing at one price and indicating a potential reversal downward.
Tweezer Bottom
bullishTwo consecutive sessions bottom at almost exactly the same low, showing sellers repeatedly failing at one price and indicating a potential reversal upward.
Three Inside Up
bullishA small up session is contained by the prior down session and a third session then closes above both, confirming selling momentum has stalled and a potential reversal is forming.
Three Inside Down
bearishA small down session is contained by the prior up session and a third session then closes below both, confirming buying momentum has stalled and a potential reversal is forming.
Three Outside Up
bullishAn up session completely covers the prior down session and a third session closes higher still, confirming buyers have taken control and indicating a potential reversal upward.
Educational reference only. This describes what traders conventionally read into the Bearish Meeting Lines formation. It is not a trading signal, a prediction or investment advice, and no pattern is reliable on its own. Finance Onyx is a simulated educational platform: all practice uses virtual capital and no order is ever routed to a broker or an exchange.