A star is a short candle that appears over a long candle.

The tails on both candles may overlap each other, but the bodies are significantly separated by a gap.

Stars are reversal patterns.

Rain drops are the mirror image of stars.

And area short candle that appear under a long candle.

The tails on both candles may overlap each other, but the bodies are significantly separated by a gap.

Stars are reversal patterns.

A shooting star is a single pattern that occurs at the end of an up trend and signals the reversal of the trend.

The upper tail is at least three times the length of it's body.
There is virtually no lower tail.

The body is separated from the previous candle by a large gap.

The morning star is a three candle pattern. The morning star is a reversal signal at the end of a down trend.

The first pattern is always a filled candle as it occurs in a down trend.

The second pattern is a star, and is a short candle separated by a gab from the first candle.

The third candle is hollowed or white.

The evening star is a three candle pattern. The evening star is a reversal signal at the end of a up trend.

The first pattern is always a hollowed candle as it occurs in a up trend.

The second pattern is a star, and is a short candle separated by a gab from the first candle.

The third candle is always filled or black.