Bullish Engulfing Candlestick
A bullish engulfing candle pattern is formed when the price of a stock moves beyond both the high and low of the previous day range. It engulfs. Usually this sort of pattern will tell a trader the price has moved down, found some support or buying volume, and then made a bullish move back up by breaking the previous day’s high. Often this type of candle can be the signal for a sustained upward move or trend change.
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In late December, 2012 Chevron (CVX) was retracing within a newly forming trend. As it was testing lower prices, the drop was sharply rejected to the upside, forming the bullish engulfing pattern. This signaled a new leg of the upward trend and created a higher low. As we can see, price continued up into the early months of 2013.
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