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The terms "three inside up" and "three inside down" refer to a pair of candle reversal patterns (each containing three individual candles) that appear on candlestick charts. The pattern requires ...

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He is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT). EvgeniyShkolenko / Getty Images The three inside up and the three inside down are candlestick patterns that signal a pending bullish or bearish reversal.

There is no specific law in Arizona that specifically requires drivers to automatically roll down their windows during a traffic stop, but both law enforcement and legal experts recommend it.