Learn how to identify, confirm, and trade the shooting star candlestick, a bearish reversal signal that forms after an uptrend in crypto markets.
The hanging man is a bearish reversal candlestick that forms after an uptrend. Learn how to identify, confirm with volume, and trade it with managed risk.
A Doji candlestick signals market indecision when price opens and closes at nearly the same level. Learn how to confirm and trade it in crypto.
The cup and handle is a bullish continuation pattern: a rounded cup, a short handle pullback, then a volume-confirmed breakout. Learn to identify and trade it.
A falling wedge is a bullish crypto chart pattern of converging downward trendlines. Learn how to spot, confirm, and trade the breakout with managed risk.
A rising wedge is a bearish pattern where price climbs between converging trendlines. Learn to spot, confirm, and trade the breakdown with volume and risk control.
Pennant pattern in crypto: a flagpole, a pause between converging trendlines, then a breakout on volume. How flags and pennants differ and how to trade one.
The diamond pattern signals a possible crypto trend reversal. Learn how it forms, how to confirm it with volume, and how to set entries, stops, and targets.
Double bottom in crypto: a W-shaped bullish reversal, confirmed only when price closes above the neckline. Learn to spot it, time the entry and set a stop.
Learn how harmonic patterns use Fibonacci ratios and X-A-B-C-D price swings to spot crypto reversal zones, plus the Gartley, Bat, Crab, and Shark types.
The Gartley harmonic pattern is a four-leg Fibonacci formation. Learn its ratios, entry, stop-loss, and take-profit rules for crypto trading.
The 6 best Elliott Wave indicators for crypto: 3rd Wave, Zigzag, Oscillator, Counter, Fibonacci Retracement, and Volume. How each one aids wave analysis.
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