How to Read a Bearish Candle
A bearish candle represents a period in which the close ended lower than the open. The top of the body corresponds to the open and the bottom to the close, so a longer body indicates a larger price decline over the period. Some view a run of consecutive bearish candles as a sign that selling pressure dominated during that stretch.
Points to Keep in Mind
A bearish candle simply shows the outcome of price movement over a past period — it does not mean the price will continue falling afterward. It is important to check it alongside trading volume, other technical indicators, and fundamental information rather than relying on it alone.