Two Consecutive Gap-down Candles is a technical analysis pattern observed in the stock market, indicating a potential bearish sentiment among investors. This pattern emerges over two trading sessions, where each session's opening price is significantly lower than the previous session's closing price, creating a 'gap' in the chart. The first candle is a continuation of the selling pressure from the previous days, while the second candle, also opening lower, signals that the bearish momentum is still strong without immediate recovery in sight.<br /><br />Despite the initial bearish outlook, this pattern can sometimes suggest that the selling pressure is overextended, and a reversal might be on the horizon. Particularly, if followed by a bullish reversal pattern, it may indicate a potential entry point for investors looking for an opportunity to buy at a lower price before the market rebounds.<br /><br />The Two Consecutive Gap-down Candles pattern is especially significant for traders and analysts looking to gauge market sentiment, identify potential reversals, and make informed decisions on entry and exit points in the market.<br /><br />放れ陰線二本連続<br />窓を開けて上離れた陰線が、２回連続で発生したもの。上昇相場の末期を暗示しているものの、まだ買いシグナルという難しいパターンです。
