The Bullish Stick Sandwich is a two-candle bullish reversal pattern that appears at the bottom of a downtrend. It signals that sellers are losing control and buyers are preparing to take over. This pattern creates a “sandwich” effect where a bearish candle is placed between two bullish candles that share the same closing price.

Structure of the Pattern
First Candle – Bullish Candle
Appears after a downtrend.
Shows the first sign of buying interest.
Closes at a specific price level (important for the pattern).
Second Candle – Bearish Candle
Opens higher but closes exactly at the same level as the first candle’s close.
Bears try to push the price down again.
This matching close creates the “sandwich effect.”
Third Candle – Bullish Candle
Opens higher and closes bullish.
Often closes above both the previous candles.
Confirms that buyers have regained control
conclusion
The Bullish Stick Sandwich is a reliable reversal signal that highlights a solid support level defended twice by buyers. When the pattern forms after a downtrend and the third candle confirms bullish momentum, it increases the probability of an upside reversal and provides a strong technical entry point for traders.
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