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PATTERN LIBRARY

Master Chart Patterns Like a Pro

Learn to identify and trade the most profitable chart patterns with our comprehensive library.

Head and Shoulders

ReversalBearish

The head and shoulders pattern is one of the most reliable reversal patterns. It consists of three peaks with the middle peak (head) being the highest and the two outer peaks (shoulders) being roughly equal in height.

Reliability: HighSee example

Double Top

ReversalBearish

Two peaks at approximately the same price level, indicating potential bearish reversal.

Reliability: HighSee example

Double Bottom

ReversalBullish

Two troughs at approximately the same price level, indicating potential bullish reversal.

Reliability: HighSee example

Ascending Triangle

ContinuationBullish

A bullish continuation pattern with a horizontal resistance line and ascending support line.

Reliability: MediumSee example

Descending Triangle

ContinuationBearish

A bearish continuation pattern with a horizontal support line and descending resistance line.

Reliability: MediumSee example

Flag Pattern

ContinuationBullish

A short-term continuation pattern that looks like a flag on a pole.

Reliability: HighSee example

Pennant

ContinuationBullish

A short-term continuation pattern with converging trend lines.

Reliability: MediumSee example

Cup and Handle

ContinuationBullish

A bullish continuation pattern that resembles a cup with a handle.

Reliability: HighSee example

Wedge

ReversalVariable

A pattern with converging trend lines that can be either rising or falling.

Reliability: MediumSee example

Diamond

ReversalVariable

A rare reversal pattern that forms a diamond shape.

Reliability: HighSee example

Rectangle

ContinuationVariable

A consolidation range with parallel support and resistance lines.

Reliability: MediumSee example

Triple Top

ReversalBearish

Three peaks at similar levels signaling bearish reversal.

Reliability: MediumSee example

How to Use Chart Patterns

Reading Patterns

  • Look for clear, well-defined patterns with multiple touches
  • Confirm patterns with volume analysis
  • Wait for pattern completion before trading
  • Set stop losses based on pattern structure

Common Mistakes

  • Forcing patterns where they don't exist
  • Ignoring market context and trends
  • Trading incomplete patterns
  • Not considering timeframes

When to trust a pattern

Look for confluence: clear structure, supportive volume, higher-timeframe trend agreement and clean invalidation.

Risk management

Define entry, stop, and target before entering. Size positions so a single loss never hurts your account.

Practice

Backtest patterns on historical charts and screenshot your setups to build a personal playbook.