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Double Top: The Bearish Reversal Two peaks at the same level signal sellers are defending resistance. When the neckline breaks, expect a move down equal to the pattern height.
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Double Bottom: The Bullish Reversal Two troughs at the same level show buyers defending support. A neckline breakout signals a trend reversal to the upside.
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Head & Shoulders: The Classic Reversal Three peaks where the middle is highest. This textbook pattern signals the end of an uptrend when the neckline breaks.
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Triangle: The Compression Pattern Converging trendlines squeeze price into a tighter range. The breakout direction determines the trade — watch for volume confirmation.
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Flag: The Continuation Signal A sharp move followed by a rectangular consolidation channel. The flag 'flies' in the opposite direction of the pole before continuing the trend.
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Pennant: The Brief Pause Like a flag but with converging trendlines forming a small triangle. A rapid continuation pattern that resolves quickly.
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Wedge: The Reversal Trap Both trendlines slope in the same direction, creating a narrowing channel. Rising wedges are bearish; falling wedges are bullish.
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Cup & Handle: The Bullish Continuation A U-shaped recovery followed by a shallow pullback (the handle). Breaking above the rim signals a strong upside move.
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Breakout: The Range Escape Price consolidates in a sideways range then explodes through support or resistance. Volume confirmation separates real breakouts from fakeouts.
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