Bearish harami
A hesitation candle inside a big up-day, with RSI above 55.
After a strong advance, a session trapped inside the previous candle's body is the advance failing to continue at the first opportunity. On its own it is among the weaker reversal patterns, because hesitation is not distribution. The RSI condition is what makes it worth running. Hesitation at stretched prices ends rallies far more often than hesitation halfway up.
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