Chart Patterns
Larger price structures that unfold over many bars: reversals, continuations, and the traps in between.
4 articles
Cup and Handle: A Continuation Pattern That Requires Patience
The cup and handle combines a rounded base with a shallow pullback. Learn the full criteria, why the handle must stay shallow, and how the pattern is most often misused.
Read article →What Is the Head and Shoulders Pattern? A Beginner's Guide
Learn how the head and shoulders chart pattern works, how to spot the neckline, and how traders read it as a reversal — with a simple practice drill.
Read article →Double Top and Double Bottom Patterns: M and W Shapes
The double top (M) and double bottom (W) are classic reversal patterns. Learn how they form, where the confirmation level sits, and how to recognise them fast.
Read article →Triangle Patterns: Ascending, Descending and Symmetrical
Triangles are consolidation patterns where price squeezes between converging trendlines. Learn the three types, what each suggests, and how to read the breakout.
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