
Traditional Chart Patterns
There are three main categories of traditional chart patterns.
- Continuation patterns.
- Reversal patterns.
- Bilateral patterns.
Continuation patterns
- Flag Bullish
- Pennant Bullish
- Cup With Handle
- Flag Bearish
- Ascending Triangle
- Symmetrical Triangle
- Pennant Bearish
- Measured Move Up
- Ascending Scallop
- 3 Rising Valleys
- Descending Triangle
- Invert Cup With Handle
- Symmetrical Triangle
- Measured Move Down
- Descending Scallop
- 3 Descending Peaks
Reversal patterns
- Double Bottoms
- Diamond Bottoms
- Tops Rectangle
- Head and Shoulders Top
Bilateral patterns
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- Continuation Patterns – This patterns indicate that trend will continue. If market is bullish and bullish continuation pattern appear it mean bullish trend will continue. Opposite for bearish continuation patterns.
- Reversal Patterns – If market is bullish and bearish reversal pattern appear it mean that trend will change from bullish to bearish trend. After we detect bullish reversal pattern in bearish trend, pattern indicate that trend will change from bearish into bullish trend.
- Bilateral Patterns – No mater if market is bullish or bearish (or sideway trend). Once when bilateral pattern appear they are suggest that the price can move in either direction
TOP 8 BULLISH CONTINUATION CHART PATTERNS

TOP 8 BEARISH CONTINUATION CHART PATTERNS

TOP 4 TREND REVERSAL CHART PATTERNS
