Price Action: How to trade rising window and falling window, rising wi...

  





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EMA 3 (blue)
EMA 20 (yellow)
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The Falling Window is classified as a bearish continuation pattern. Both pattern's lines can be any basic candles, appearing either as a long or as a short line. The only exception is the Four-Price Doji, which cannot appear as a part of the pattern. The pattern is characterized by a price gap appearing between the first candle's low and the second candle's high. The same as a Western gap. Windows are continuation candlestick patterns. If a window opens in a selloff, it is a falling window. This is a bearish signal.

A window can be a rising window, which is bullish, or a falling window, which is bearish. Two candlestick after the window are required to complete the pattern. A Falling Window candlestick pattern is a bearish continuation candlestick & is more commonly known as a gap-down in Westernized investment terminology.

Falling Window Pattern: Normally it should be a signal of continuation of the current Trend. You can find it in the variants: Rising and Falling. Windows are known in western technical analysis and often are called as gaps. Japanese are very particular about windows claiming that the trend will be continued until the gap is not closed. Shimizu mentions that in Japan they also call gaps as holes.

The assumption that the Rising Window pattern requires a few candles in an uptrend, prior its occurrence, may lead to losing very significant signals. Windows are known in western technical analysis and often are called as gaps. Classic interpretation says that after three occurrences of the Rising Window, trend may reverse. Very often, the Rising Window acts as a support.