A Bullish Engulfing Pattern is defined as a white candlestick that ends higher than the previous day's opening after opening lower. When a little black candlestick with a bearish trend is followed the next day by a huge white candlestick with a bullish trend, the body of which totally covers or engulfs the body of the previous day's candlestick, it can be distinguished.This pattern consists of a white candlestick and another smaller candlestick pinched inward between the upper and lower borders. Based on the pattern, bulls or bears can be identified. Bearish engulfing patterns include a dark green body on the previous day with a black shadow. If a bullish engulfing pattern is followed by a bearish engulfing pattern on the second day, the market is likely to open lower than the previous day's opening.