Chart patterns
Patterns read from the peaks, troughs and lines that many candles form, pointing to a possible reversal or continuation of the trend.
Head and Shoulders
A reversal pattern that forms at the end of an uptrend and is made of three peaks.
Inverse Head and Shoulders
A reversal pattern that forms at the end of a downtrend and is made of three troughs.
Double Top
A reversal pattern that forms at the end of an uptrend, when price makes two peaks at roughly the same level.
Double Bottom
A reversal pattern that forms at the end of a downtrend, when price makes two troughs at roughly the same level.
Ascending Triangle
A triangle pattern formed by a flat resistance line and a series of rising lows.
Descending Triangle
A triangle pattern formed by a flat support line and a series of falling highs.
Symmetrical Triangle
A triangle pattern formed by lower highs and higher lows converging on each other.
Flag
A continuation pattern that forms when a sharp, fast move (the pole) is followed by a short pause in a narrow channel sloping against that move.
Pennant
A short pause that forms after a sharp, fast move (the pole) and is made of two small, converging lines.
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