Wednesday December 10, 2025 Stocks where bullish harami candlestick patterns have formed - classic reversal signals after a downtrend, hinting at upside momentum as of today. $KHC $ELAN $TSCO $INVH $HON $CELH $VOD $IFF $MUFG $FERG $TMO $DRN

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Rank	Ticker	Price	Volume	Name
1	KHC	24.35	11,200,600	The Kraft Heinz Company
2	ELAN	21.30	7,213,700	Elanco Animal Health Incorporat
3	TSCO	52.86	6,028,400	Tractor Supply Company
4	INVH	26.48	5,638,700	Invitation Homes Inc.
5	HON	192.06	5,567,800	Honeywell International Inc.
6	CELH 🚀	44.28	4,417,700	Celsius Holdings, Inc.
7	VOD	12.56	3,505,100	Vodafone Group Plc
8	IFF	65.39	2,909,900	International Flavors & Fragran
9	MUFG	15.85	2,706,500	Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group,
10	FERG	231.32	2,632,900	Ferguson Enterprises Inc.
11	TMO	573.81	1,275,600	Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
12	DRN	8.49	421,200	Direxion Daily Real Estate Bull

What Is a Bullish Harami Candlestick?

A bullish harami is a two-candlestick pattern used in technical analysis to signal a potential reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend. The name "harami" is a Japanese word for "pregnant," which visually describes the pattern. The pattern is formed by two consecutive candles. The first is a large bearish (red or black) candle, which indicates that sellers are still in control and the downtrend is continuing. The second candle is a smaller, bullish (green or white) candle that forms completely within the body of the first candle. This smaller candle suggests that the selling pressure has weakened, and a balance is being reached between buyers and sellers. The fact that the price could not close lower than the previous day, and instead opened and closed higher within its range, is a key sign of indecision and a potential shift in momentum. Traders often view the bullish harami as an early warning that a reversal may be on the horizon. However, it is not a standalone signal. Many traders wait for confirmation from a third candle that continues the bullish movement or a break above a key resistance level. Combining the bullish harami with other technical indicators, such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) or MACD, can help increase the reliability of the signal and confirm a potential trend change.