A Bullish Harami is a two-candle reversal pattern that signals a potential end to a downtrend. It consists of a large bearish (red) candle followed by a smaller bullish (green) candle whose body is contained entirely within the body of the first candle giving it an appearance similar to a pregnant woman, which is what 'harami' means in Japanese. The pattern suggests that the strong selling pressure of the first day has diminished, with buyers beginning to tentatively reassert themselves. A Bullish Harami is more meaningful when it appears near a strong support zone, following an extended downtrend, and when the second candle closes in the upper half of the first candle's body. Confirmation from a third bullish candle strengthens the reversal signal.
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