The post is a sample of a chapter from my book The Ultimate Guide to Chart Patterns. Bullish Flag Pattern Chart Facts: The bullish flag is a continuation pattern of the previous uptrend. A bullish flag chart pattern occurs after an uptrend out of a previous price base. The ‘pole’ is represented by the previous […]
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Stock chart patterns are simply a visual representation of the prices buyers and sellers bought and sold at in the past. There is no magic in a chart pattern they just show you what happened in the past and what has a higher probability of happening in the future. The best use of chart patterns
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The diamond pattern is a price action formation that is created on a chart by buyers and sellers. It is a lesser known chart pattern to technical traders than many of the more popular patterns. The diamond chart pattern is a reversal pattern on a chart that occurs less often than pennants and flags and
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The ABCD chart pattern also known as the AB=CD, is a popular harmonic pattern in classic technical analysis. The ABCD pattern is suppose to identify a harmony in correlation between both the price and time on a chart. This pattern is referred to a measured move as its movements can be of the same magnitude
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Dan Zanger is a modern day legend in the trading world. His mother Elaine loved the stock market and as a child Dan would often watch the business channel with her. One day in 1978 Dan saw a stock make a big move on the ticker tape at the bottom of the screen hitting $1.
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How to read stock charts is one of the first skills a new trader should develop as their technical trading method, system. and plan will emerge from this foundational skill. Reading stock charts will show the trader whether a chart is in an uptrend, downtrend, in a range, or highly volatile. Chart patterns are visual representations
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The descending wedge chart pattern more commonly known as the falling wedge can fit in the continuation or reversal category. When it is a continuation pattern it will trend down, however the slope in the wedge will be against the overall market uptrend. When it is a reversal pattern, the falling wedge trends down when
This is a sample chapter from my book The Ultimate Guide to Chart Patterns. Chart Facts: • The ascending triangle is a bullish chart pattern that usually forms during an uptrend as a continuation pattern. • Sometimes an ascending triangle pattern will form as a reversal pattern as a downtrend comes to an end, but they
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This is a sample chapter from my book The Ultimate Guide to Chart Patterns. Bull flag pattern chart facts: The bull flag is a continuation pattern of the previous uptrend. A bull flag chart pattern occurs after an uptrend out of a previous price base. The ‘pole’ is represented by the previous uptrend in price before
This is a sample chapter from my book The Ultimate Guide to Chart Patterns. The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern and momentum buy signal as it breaks out of the ‘handle’ in the formation. It was originally intended to be used with high growth stocks within the ‘CAN SLIM’ system. I
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