Forex Dictionary B part3

*Bear
An investor who believes that prices will have fallen.
*Bear Market
A long period of falling prices in general.
*Bear Put Spread
A spread designed to exploit falling exchange rates by buying a PUT option with a high price and sell the PUT option with a low price.
*Bearish doji star
A "star" which indicates a reversal and a doji indicates a failure in making decisions. Thus, this pattern usually indicates a reversal after the passing of uncertainty for some time. You must wait for confirmation (such as evening star illustration) before selling a doji star. The first line can be empty or full.
*Bearish engulfing lines
Structure appears when the body is black graph is fully closed, "engulfs" the body chart on the previous day. Markets have tended to be determined, not hitting the sidewalk vendors. Shadow / line axis prior candlestick do not need to be closed.
*Bearish Harami
A two day pattern that has a small body day completely exist within the scope of the previous body, and has a different color.
*Bearish Harami doji
A two day pattern similar to the Harami. The difference is on the last day is a Doji.
*Bearish tasuki
A combination of bearish two-day candlestick. Bearish tasuki consists of long black bar that has a low value in excess of 50 percent of the long black body of the previous trading day, and close marginally above the high value of the previous trading day. Acceleration (rally) on the previous trading day is temporary, because he is only due to profit-taking. Sell-off possibility continue in the next day.
*Bearish Tsutsumi
Engulfing Pattern. A combination of bearish two-day candlestick. Bearish Tsutsumi consists of second-day bearish candlestick which has the form / bidy engulfs a small body bullish on the previous trading day.
*Hammer Shapes
A candlestick with a shadow / line axis is shorter and smaller body graphics. Shadow / line axis must be at least twice the length of the body chart, and should not be one bit longer. Body can be black or white, but the important thing is that this candlestick must occur within the context of a downtrend to be considered as a hammer / mallet shape. The market may be "hit" fall. hammer / mallet shape is a bullish pattern that is formed behind the decline. In addition to the potential trend reversal, hammer / mallet form can also mark the bottom or push level. After experiencing a decline, hammer / mallet shape marks a bullish revival. Low Shadow / shorter axis line indicates that sellers tend to reduce prices during the session. However, the termination of a strong showing that traders regain their footing by the end of the session with a strong note. Although it seems quite possible, but the hammer / mallet form require further bullish confirmation. The low hammer / mallet shape shows many sellers who still survive. Pressure next purchase, and the tendency of increasing the volume needed before acting. This confirmation must come from a crack or a long white candlestick. hammer / mallet shape is the same as the climax of sales volume and weight can help to strengthen the validity of the reversal.