Continuation Patterns

Continuation chart patterns are technical indicators used in trading that can provide clues about the direction of the asset’s price. They provide a way to determine when an asset’s current trend is likely to continue. These patterns are formed on charts, usually through a series of candles or bars, and can be used to recognize potential buy or sell signals. Common examples of continuation chart patterns include rectangles, triangles, flags, and pennants, as well as cup and handle patterns. These patterns are important to consider when trading, as they can help traders identify potential buy and sell signals in the market.

Bearish/Bullish Flag

Bearish A bearish flag chart pattern is a technical analysis term used to describe a price formation that is typically…

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Bearish/Bullish double pennant

Bearish A bearish pennant chart pattern is a technical analysis indicator that typically forms after a sharp price decline, followed…

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Cup & Handle / Inverted Cup & Handle

Cup & Handle It is a chart pattern that looks like a cup with a handle and is used to…

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Bearish/Bullish Rectangle

1-Bearish Rectangle A bearish rectangle chart pattern is a trading pattern that occurs on a chart, when prices move within…

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