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The video explains the Harami candlestick pattern, a subtle signal in technical analysis that hints at a potential trend reversal (0:01). The word "Harami" is Japanese for "pregnant," which describes the pattern's appearance: a small "baby" candle tucked inside a larger "mother" candle (0:32). This pattern signifies a loss of momentum and indecision in the market (0:42).

Here's a breakdown of the Harami pattern:
Anatomy of the pattern (0:51): It consists of a strong trend marked by a dominant first candle, followed by a smaller second candle whose entire body is contained within the first candle (0:57). This signifies a pause in action (1:13). The Harami is the opposite of an engulfing pattern, representing containment and indecision rather than an aggressive takeover (1:20).
Bullish Harami (1:41): Occurs after a strong downtrend, characterized by a large red bearish candle followed by a small green candle (1:50). This indicates that sellers are losing control and buyers are starting to emerge, leading to bearish exhaustion and a potential shift in power (2:20).
Bearish Harami (2:43): Appears after a powerful uptrend, with a large green candle followed by a small red candle inside it (2:52). This signals that buyers are hesitating and smart sellers are taking profits, shifting the market from greed to caution and setting the stage for a potential downturn (3:28).

The video emphasizes that the Harami pattern is a signal to pay attention, not to act immediately (3:48). Traders should look for confirmation through trading volume, other indicators like RSI, and significant price levels (4:00). Risk management is crucial, with stop-losses placed just below the low of the first candle for a bullish Harami and just above its high for a bearish Harami (4:16). The video concludes by stressing the importance of context as the Harami can give false signals, especially in low-volume markets (4:37).