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Just like harmonic patterns, chart patterns are also building blocks of technical analysis the charts are repetitive in the market. These charts can help you project the next price movements in market. There are 3 types of patterns:
- depending
on how price is likely to behave after completion
- reversal
patterns, where price is likely to reverse,and
- continuation
patterns, where price is likely to continue its course and bilateral
patterns,price can go either way, depending on whether it breaks to the
upside or to the downside.
Double Top or Bottom
Double top is a reliable reversal pattern that allows you to
enter in a bearish position after a bullish trend. The neckline is created by
two tops at the same level with a valley in between. the double bottom is the
reverse version of double top. It is a bullish version tat forms after a
downtrend. If the Price breaks the neckline and closies below it, the pattern
will complete.
Head and Shoulders
If you wish to enter a bearish position after a bullish
trend, head and shoulders is a
reversal pattern that allows you to do that. Unlike double
top/bottom it consists of three top and one of wich is a higher high in the
middle. This higher high is called ‘’head’’. For the last top the height can be
higher than the first top but not higher than the head. The pattern is
considered completed, if the price breaks the neckline and closes below it.
Wedge
A continuation pattern or a reversal pattern, wedge patterns
are of two types,
- rising
wedges : the lows climb faster than the highs. Price is contained by 2
ascending lines that converge. These wedges tend to break downwards.
- Falling
wedges: The upper trend line is steeper than the lower trend line, thus the
two ascending lines converge. Contrary to rising wedges, the highs fall
faster than the lows. These wedges tend to break upwards.
Cup and Handle
As the name suggests this pattern takes the shape of a cup
and handle with price movements. With a prominent shape this pattern is very
easy to identify. The cup has a soft U-shape, retraces the prior move for about
⅓. The handle is formed when price pulls back to about ⅓ of the cup’s advance.
Flag
Used as an entry pattern for established trends, the pattern
usually forms in the middle of a full swing. It is called flag because it is
formed after a strong trending move known as mast of the flag. Bullish flags
are formed after an uprend and bearish trend forms after a downtrend.
Pennant
Pennant is used as an entry pattern for an already
established trend. A small triangle contains the price. The mast of the pennant
is determined by a sharp price movement that may contain gaps. This triangle is
wide at first but then it converges to a point according to how pattern
develops. You can extend the length of the mast towards the direction of
breakout. Uptrend is formed with bullish pennants and downtrend is formed with
bearish triangle.
Rectangle
Similar to Pennant, Rectangles are also used as an entry
pattern for an already existing trend. The pattern is formed when a sharp price
movement takes place and the price falls in consolidation with 2 horizontal
support and resistance levels. Uptrend is formed with bullish rectangle and
downtrend is formed with bearish rectangle.
Parallel Channel
A channel is formed by two parallel lines each being tested
at least twice, and is used as an entry pattern in an already establised trend.
Ascending channel- this type of channel indiates
bullish trend, the support line connects consecutive higher lows and the
resistance line connects consecutive higher highs. Usually,support line is a
buy zone.
Desceding channel- indicates a bearish trend, the
support line connects consecutive lower lows and the resistance line connects
consecutive lower highs. Usually resistane line is sell zone.
Pitchforks
Pitchforks has three key elements to it, 2 outside parallel
lines for providing support and resistance and a median line in between them.
You can use pitchforks to identify buy and sell call opportunities at those
lines. TradingView has smart drawing tools for all of these techniques and
there is a popular chat where you can share pitchfork-based ideas.
Triangle
Also knows as bilateral pattern, indicating that the trend
will either continue or reverse after a breakout. There are three types of
triangles,
- symmetrical-price
is contained by 2 converging trend lines with a similar slope
- ascending
-price is contained by a horizontal trend line acting as resistance and an
ascending trend line acting as support
- Descending-
price is contained by a horizontal trend line acting as support and a
descending trend line acting as resistance.
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