Bullish harami
A small up-day sitting entirely inside the previous session's big down-candle, with RSI already under 45, which is what separates a pause worth watching from a pause in the middle of nothing.
The harami is the engulfing pattern's quieter sibling. Instead of overwhelming the prior candle, the market simply refuses to continue it. After a sharp decline, a session that opens higher and holds inside yesterday's body means the selling could not follow through even once. The RSI condition confines the list to charts that have actually fallen far enough for a reversal to mean anything.
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