A type of pattern formed in Japanese candlestick charts, wherein the candle has a short body and long shadows, formed by the appearance of non-market rates – that is to say, the appearance of a significant gap between one rate and the next. This type of candlestick may be the result of unusual buyer or seller resistance, or conversely, of a technical anomaly.
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