This article has been translated from English to Gen Z Slang.
The Falling Three Methods pattern is like an 👀 sus move in a downtrend.
This Japanese candlestick vibe features at least five candlesticks, but hey, you might see more if it feels like it. 😂
A big ol' black candle comes in hot first, then it's chillaxing with three tiny candles, all snug within that high and low range of the big boss candle. And boom, the fifth candle slides in with a new low like, "Lemme show you how it's done!" 😎
Spotting those Vibes
The Falling Three Methods package deal: two long bois and three shorties. 😅
Or, like, breaking it down: one long, three short, another long. 📉
Peep for these criteria to catch the Falling Three Methods vibes:
- Scope out five candles cruising in a downtrend like they're on a mission. 🚀
- The first one drops like a dark, moody goth candle with a big real body. 🖤
- This goth vibe gets followed by three or more short white (or green) candles. These tiny dancers should stick within the boundaries, not reaching higher or lower than the first candle’s range. 🚫
- The trio of shorties wraps up with another heavyweight black candle. 🤯
- That final candle? Yep, it’s gotta achieve a fresh low below the whole squad. 💥
Ayy, What's the Tea?
Starting with a booming black candle means bears are flexing hard on the bulls. 💪
Post the first candle, price takes a breather (that's when those three mini-me candles pop up, cozying in the first candle’s zone). 📉
Bulls just can't rally up past that big candle, and the bears are like, "Not today, fam." 🐻
Finally, bears dunk it back down, bringing out another chunky black candle that chills lower than the entry point. 🔥
The Three Methods Hype
The Three Methods game plan? At least five candles, maybe more if it's feeling wild. 🤪
This pattern is all about keeping trends rolling, whether they’re climbing higher or dipping lower. 📈📉
If it’s on the up-and-up, it vibes as the Rising Three Methods. If it’s on a downwards spiral, then yeah, it’s the Falling Three Methods moment. 😌