Japanese candlestick stars

I use this name not only for a single candle, but for a whole combination of candles that exist under certain conditions.

The "Star" candlestick has a small body; when it is formed, there must be a price gap with the previous candlestick .

This phenomenon gives greater weight to the newly formed candlestick.

Ideally, the price gap should exceed the size of the shadow, but this is not a requirement for identifying a Japanese candlestick.

Stars are considered reversal candlestick patterns, which only emphasizes their value; the signal is strengthened if the resulting candlestick has a different direction of movement than the previous one.

For example, if the price closes at 1.2000 in an uptrend, the next candle opens at 1.2010 and closes at 1.1990, which signals the possible start of a downtrend.

The main types of stars that are most often highlighted are graphs are:

Morning star is a signal of the emergence of an upward trend in a downward trend.  

Evening Star is a signal of the emergence of a downward trend during an upward trend.

Using such combinations yields good results when trading on Forex, the main thing is that all the described conditions are met when forming them.