Chart patterns
Chart patterns are graphical patterns that are formed regularly on price histories over all units of time. There are two main categories of chart patterns: continuation patterns and reversal patterns. Continuation patterns indicate a continuation of the current trend while reversal patterns indicate a future trend reversal. They make it possible to determine entry points and also to set price objectives. Continuation chart patterns
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Chart pattern: Horizontal channel -
Chart pattern: Bullish channel
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Chart pattern: Bearish channel
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Chart pattern: Pennant
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Chart pattern: Cup with handle
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Chart pattern: Ascending triangle
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Chart pattern: Descending triangle
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Chart pattern: Bearish symmetrical triangle
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Chart pattern: Bullish symmetrical triangle
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Chart pattern: Bearish flag
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Chart pattern: Bullish flag
Reversal chart patterns
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Chart pattern: rising wedge
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Chart pattern: Falling wedge
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Chart pattern: Descending broadening wedge
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Chart pattern: V Bottom
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Chart pattern: Double bottom
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Chart pattern: Triple bottom
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Chart pattern: Diamond top
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Chart pattern: Diamond bottom
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Chart pattern: V Top
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Chart pattern: Double top
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Chart pattern: Triple top
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Chart pattern: Saucer
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Chart pattern: Ascending broadening wedge
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Chart pattern: Head and shoulders (H&S)
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Chart pattern: Inverse head and shoulders (H&Si)
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Chart pattern: Rounding top
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Chart pattern: Rounding bottom
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Chart pattern: Broadening bottom
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Chart pattern: Broadening top
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Right-angled ascending broadening wedge
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Right-angled descending broadening wedge
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