Hammer while oversold
A long lower wick with RSI under 40.
A hammer is a session where sellers pushed price well below the open and buyers took all of it back before the close. That story only means something after a decline, and the RSI condition is what establishes it. Read the guide: Candlestick patterns need context → Read the guide: How to read a scan's hit rate →
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