How to identify

1.   Market direction is not important 2.   The first day is a White Marubozu day 3.   The second day is a Black Marubozu day that gaps downward

The Kicking bear pattern is a strong sign that the market is headed downward. With this pattern, the previous market direction is not as important as it is with most other candle patterns. With the Kicking bear pattern, the market has been in a trend when prices gap down the next day. The prices never enter into the previous day's range and then close with another gap.

The Kicking bear pattern is similar to the Separating Lines bear pattern except that instead of the open prices being equal, in the Kicking bear pattern a gap occurs.

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