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Start your 7-day free trial →- Head and Shoulders — Bearish reversal pattern that forms after an uptrend. Consists of three peaks: the central one (head) is…
- Inverse Head and Shoulders — Bullish reversal pattern that forms after a downtrend. Consists of three valleys: the central one (head) is…
- Double Top — Bearish reversal pattern formed by two consecutive highs at the same level, followed by a breakdown.
- Double Bottom — Bullish reversal pattern formed by two consecutive lows at the same level, followed by a breakout.
- Triple Top — Bearish reversal pattern with three highs at the same level. Stronger than double top.
- Triple Bottom — Bullish reversal pattern with three lows at the same level. Stronger than double bottom.
- Ascending Broadening Wedge — BEARISH REVERSAL pattern in mature uptrend. Both lines rise but diverge creating growing volatility. The…
- Bearish Broadening Triangle (Bullish Reversal) — BULLISH REVERSAL pattern at the end of a downtrend. Selling pressure weakens, buyers start appearing on…
- Bearish Broadening Triangle (Bearish Reversal) — BEARISH REVERSAL pattern after an uptrend. Higher highs become weaker and buyers lose control. Break of the…
- V-Bottom (Bullish Reversal) — Sharp reversal pattern: after a sustained drop the price forms a sharp V low and rebounds strongly. Confirms…
- Rising Wedge — BEARISH REVERSAL pattern. Both lines rise but converge. Break below the lower line triggers a strong drop.
- Falling Wedge — BULLISH REVERSAL pattern. Both lines fall but converge. Upside break confirms the trend change.
- Descending Broadening Wedge — BULLISH REVERSAL. Lines fall but diverge with rising volatility. Upside break can be explosive.
- Bullish Diamond — Uncommon but reliable BULLISH REVERSAL. After a downtrend, price forms a diamond shape (expansion +…
- Bearish Diamond — Uncommon but reliable BEARISH REVERSAL. After an uptrend, price draws a diamond.
- V-Top — Sharp BEARISH REVERSAL: after a sustained rise the price forms a sharp inverted-V high and falls strongly.
- Saucer — Slow BULLISH REVERSAL. Forms a wide, smooth U-shape.
- Rounded Top — BEARISH REVERSAL shaped as a dome or inverted U.
- Rounded Bottom — BULLISH REVERSAL shaped as a smooth U.
- Symmetric Broadening (Bullish) — BULLISH REVERSAL (megaphone). Upper and lower lines diverge symmetrically.
- Symmetric Broadening (Bearish) — BEARISH REVERSAL (megaphone). Upper and lower lines diverge symmetrically.
- Right-Angle Ascending Broadening — BEARISH REVERSAL. Horizontal lower line (flat support) and ascending upper line.
- Right-Angle Descending Broadening — BULLISH REVERSAL. Horizontal upper line (flat resistance) and descending lower line.
- V-Bottom (Bullish Continuation) — Continuation pattern inside an uptrend: price makes a small V-shaped correction and resumes the uptrend by…
- Ascending Triangle — Bullish continuation pattern with flat resistance line and ascending support line.
- Descending Triangle — Bearish continuation pattern with flat support line and descending resistance line.
- Symmetrical Triangle — Neutral pattern with symmetrical converging lines. Breakout can be bullish or bearish.
- Symmetrical Triangle Bullish — Symmetrical triangle breaking upward, continuing previous uptrend.
- Symmetrical Triangle Bearish — Symmetrical triangle breaking downward, continuing previous downtrend.
- Bullish Flag — Short-term continuation pattern after strong uptrend, showing consolidation before further upward move.
- Bearish Flag — Short-term continuation pattern after strong downtrend, showing consolidation before further downward move.
- Pennant — Small triangular continuation pattern that appears after a strong move.
- Bullish Pennant — Symmetrical continuation pattern in uptrend, similar to a small flag.
- Bearish Pennant — Symmetrical continuation pattern in downtrend, similar to a small flag.
- Ascending Channel — Bullish pattern with parallel ascending trendlines for support and resistance.
- Descending Channel — Bearish pattern with parallel descending trendlines for support and resistance.
- Horizontal Channel — Consolidation pattern with horizontal support and resistance, indicating sideways price movement.
- Horizontal Channel Bullish — Horizontal channel breaking upward, bullish continuation signal.
- Horizontal Channel Bearish — Horizontal channel breaking downward, bearish continuation signal.
- Cup and Handle — Bullish continuation pattern that looks like a cup with a handle, indicating potential upward move.
- Bullish Broadening Triangle (Continuation) — BULLISH CONTINUATION pattern. The ascending broadening wedge acts as an accumulation zone inside an uptrend.
- Bearish Broadening Triangle (Continuation) — BEARISH CONTINUATION pattern. Volatile pause in a clear downtrend before resuming the drop. The downward…