This
pattern shows a large gain,
followed by a period of
consolidation. It then breaks
past the resistance line.
The height of the new breakout
should be similar to that
of the opening move in the
pattern.
Inverted
Flag
This
pattern shows a large drop,
followed by a period of
consolidation. It then breaks
past the support line. The
height of the new fall should
be similar to that of the
opening drop in the pattern.
Pennant
Pattern
This
is a variation of the Flag
pattern except for the structure
of the consolidation. In
this case it is triangular.
The breakout should also
have large volume and the
height of the new breakout
should be similar to that
of the opening move in the
pattern.
Inverted
Pennant Pattern
This
is a variation of the Inverted
Flag pattern except for
the structure of the consolidation.
In this case it is triangular.
The downward breakout should
also have large volume and
the height of the downward
breakout should be similar
to that of the opening move
in the pattern.
Bullish
Breakout of a Symmetrical Triangle
This
pattern is similar the pennant
pattern except it does not
have a "pole".
This pattern is rather unreliable
and there is real bias to
the direction it may actually
take. False breakout's in
this case may also occur
so look for large volume
to accompany the breakout.
Bearish
Breakout of a Symmetrical Triangle
This
pattern is similar the inverted
pennant pattern except it
does not have a "pole".
This pattern is rather unreliable
and there is real bias to
the direction it may actually
take. False breakout's in
this case may also occur
so look for large volume
to accompany the move..
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