1. Evening Star pattern: consists of three consecutive Candlesticks, the first is a larger Bullish line, indicating a rise trend; the second is a Doji or small body line, showing market hesitation; the third is a Bearish line, confirming the start of a reversal trend.

2. Hanging Man Pattern: The characteristic is that the Candlestick has a small body, there is almost no upper shadow, and the lower shadow is at least twice the length of the body, indicating that the bearish forces are strengthening.

3. Dark Cloud Cover pattern: It shows a trend of strong then weak, with a bullish belt hold on the first day, followed by a high open but closing with a bearish line on the second day, and this bearish line penetrates about 50% into the body of the previous day's bullish line.

4. Flat top/Double top pattern: Formed when the highest points of two or more Candlesticks are at the same horizontal level, indicating significant resistance above.

5. Tower top pattern: It starts with a large to medium-sized Bullish line, followed by a series of smaller fluctuating Candlestick combinations, and ends with a medium to large Bearish line, overall resembling a tower shape.

6. Dome shape: Composed of multiple small fluctuating Candlesticks forming a circular top structure, when a downward gap appears, it confirms the establishment of this pattern.

7. Double Black Crows Pattern: It consists of two consecutive Bearish lines, where the closing price of the first Bearish line is still higher than the closing price of the previous Bullish line, and the second Bearish line completely engulfs the movement of the first Bearish line.

8. Three Black Crows Pattern: In an uptrend, a Candlestick combination that shows a significant decline after three consecutive days of gap up opens, usually closing with medium to large Bearish lines.

9. High-grade five bearish line pattern: First, there is a strong bullish line, followed by the market continuously showing five or more horizontally arranged small bearish lines, suggesting that the upward momentum is gradually weakening.