For every tracked candlestick pattern, how often price actually moved the implied way over the next 5 daily bars — across major crypto, forex and US-stock symbols. Every number is reproducible from public exchange history.
How to read this
A win-rate alone is misleading. What matters is the EDGE: win-rate minus the market's baseline drift over the same window (shown for each pattern). A positive edge on a large sample means the pattern adds real value; near-zero or negative means it barely beats a coin flip. Patterns with too few occurrences are flagged as low-sample.
Detection uses the exact rule-based engine the live chart ships. Walking bar by bar, we detect the directional pattern (if any) ending on each closed candle using only prior data, then score it against the close 5 bars later. The baseline is the unconditional share of the SAME scoreable bars that drifted the implied way, so win-rate and baseline are strictly comparable. Data comes from the same public exchange feeds as the live charts.
Educational and statistical information only, not financial advice. Past pattern behaviour does not guarantee future results.