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Evening Star Candlestick Pattern

Study the three-candle evening star used by TLAP, including the no-mandatory-gap rule, and explore the available historical results.

01 · Learn

What it looks like

Evening star without a required gap

The published study uses the version with an optional gap. The teaching switch leaves the sample unchanged.

After a rise, a long bullish candle is followed by a small pause candle and then a bearish close below the midpoint of the first body. A gap is optional.

The third bearish candle must close below the midpoint of the first body.

Exact machine rule

A bullish candle is followed by a small middle body and then a bearish candle that closes below the midpoint of the first body. A gap is not required.

The sequence follows a rise.

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Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
Optional practice

Check your recognition

Select the chart where the formation is already complete.

Try it

A dotted candle is still forming; a solid candle is closed. Only one chart contains a completed signal.

The exercise checks recognition. Historical outcomes are calculated separately and do not promise a price move.

Three features of Evening star without a required gap

Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
01

Before the signal

The sequence follows a rise.

Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
02

Signal and boundary

A bullish candle is followed by a small middle body and then a bearish candle that closes below the midpoint of the first body. A gap is not required.

Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
03

Completion

The third bearish candle must close below the midpoint of the first body.

Similar formations and limits of one example

A gap is optional in this version; the three closed bodies and the midpoint test are decisive. The shape identifies an event to research. It does not predict the next move or provide a trading signal by itself.

One formation does not establish the probability of a move. The historical comparison measures outcomes against a comparable background for each configuration.

Exact machine rule and definition version

A bullish candle is followed by a small middle body and then a bearish candle that closes below the midpoint of the first body. A gap is not required.

Required context: The sequence follows a rise.

Completion: The third bearish candle must close below the midpoint of the first body.

Definition version 2.1.0 · adapted: gap optional.

Published research at a glance

Stored publication UTC · pattern-data-v21 · methodology research-v21-session-calendar-signed-bh-plan-v1.

Latest stored candle date in the curated family table: Nov 9, 2026 UTC.

The curated family table covers 221 core and 182 additional extended configurations. These are configuration counts; the own-result registry is separate. The study compares movement after a completed signal with a matched background at the same horizon.

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02 · Research

Historical research

Select the exact market conditions. Statistics, examples and threshold evidence appear only when the same definition and complete configuration have a published row.

Research methodology
Exact research configuration · core market
Initial conditions

Reset returns to forex, all researched instruments, H1, five candles, no higher-timeframe condition and the first teaching variant. The market scope and short address stay the same.

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Further reading

These related TLAP materials for “Evening star without a required gap” are in Russian. Their examples do not replace the historical calculation above.

TLAP article · In RussianEvening Star and Its Morning Star Counterpart Further context for the lesson; this source uses its own definitions and examples.Open in a new tab ↗