Visual guides to candlestick & chart patterns — where to enter, where to set stops, and how to project targets.
Ascending and descending triangles — where to enter, where to set your stop, and how to project a target.
A sharp move (the pole) then a brief consolidation that breaks in the trend's direction.
Three peaks (or troughs) with a neckline trigger. One of the most reliable reversal patterns.
Price tests a level twice and fails — an 'M' top or a 'W' bottom that breaks the neckline.
Two converging trendlines that slope the same way — and usually break the opposite direction.
A sharp pole then a small converging triangle that breaks in the trend's direction.
A smooth U-shaped base that builds energy for a breakout — with or without a handle.
Like double tops and bottoms, but price tests the level a third time before reversing.
Doji, hammer, shooting star and marubozu — what a single candle's shape is telling you.
How a pair of candles signals a reversal — when the second candle overpowers or pauses the first.
Three-candle reversals and continuations — among the most reliable candlestick signals.