Three Inside Up
A large red candle (1%+ body), a green candle inside its body, then a candle that closes above the first candle's open and the second candle's close. A confirmed bullish harami. Liquid stocks only (Rs 5 Cr+).
About This Scan
Three inside up is a three-candle reversal pattern. A large red candle comes first, then a smaller green candle inside its body, which is a bullish harami. The third candle closes above the first candle's open and above the second candle's close, which confirms the turn. This scan requires the first candle to have a body of at least 1% and Rs 5 Cr of last-session turnover. It is rare, so the list is short. The mirror scan is Three Inside Down. For the unconfirmed version, see Bullish Harami.
Scan Rules
Stock passes all of the below filters in the ALL segment using 1D candles:
- 1.2 candles ago Close less than 99% of 2 candles ago Open
- 2.1 candle ago Close greater than 1 candle ago Open
- 3.1 candle ago Open greater than 2 candles ago Close
- 4.1 candle ago Close less than 2 candles ago Open
- 5.Close greater than 2 candles ago Open
- 6.Close greater than 1 candle ago Close
- 7.Traded Value (Rs lakh) greater than or equal to 500
Last Session Sample
As of 2026-11-06, 2 stocks passed every rule. The 2 below are the strongest movers on the list.
| Symbol | Close | Change vs previous close |
|---|---|---|
| MCX | 3528 | +4.81% |
| YASHO | 3448.1 | +2.61% |
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How To Use This Scan
- •The confirmation candle is already in the pattern, so the first candle's low is the usual stop reference.
- •Look at where the pattern formed. Near a prior low, a rising average or support it carries more weight than in the middle of a range.
- •Check volume on the third candle. A close above the first candle's open on rising volume is more convincing. This scan has not been back-tested for an edge.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is three inside up?
A red candle, a green candle inside its body and a third candle closing above the red candle's open. It shows selling losing control and buyers confirming.
How is it different from a bullish harami?
A harami is two candles and waits for confirmation. Three inside up includes the confirming third candle.
Why is the list so short?
The pattern needs three candles to fit exact rules, so few liquid stocks qualify on most days.