Learn what chart pattern failures are, the two failure types, and how to trade reversals with proper entries, stop-loss placement, and volume confirmation.
A support level is a price zone where buyers halt a decline. Learn the four types and how to trade them with stop-losses and confirmation.
Resistance is a price zone where crypto struggles to climb as selling rises. Learn the four types and how to spot them with price action and volume.
Learn how the fan principle uses three or more trend lines from one origin to spot support, resistance, and trend reversals when trading crypto.
Confirm a head and shoulders reversal by combining the neckline break with volume, moving averages, RSI or MACD divergence, ADX and Fibonacci levels.
The cup and handle is a bullish continuation pattern. Learn how to identify it, confirm the breakout on volume, and set targets and stops in crypto trading.
The rising wedge is a bearish pattern of converging upward trend lines and falling volume. Learn how to confirm the breakdown, set targets, and place stops.
A broadening triangle is a megaphone chart pattern of diverging trendlines. Learn how to spot it and set entries, stops, and targets on a confirmed breakout.
A triple top is a bearish reversal pattern of three failed peaks at resistance. Learn to identify it, confirm the breakdown, and set entries, stops, and targets.
The pennant pattern is a short-term continuation signal that forms after a sharp move. Learn how it works, plus entries, stops, and targets.
A double bottom is a bullish reversal pattern with two equal lows. Learn how to confirm the neckline breakout, set stops, and project price targets.
The diamond pattern is a reversal formation after an uptrend. Learn how it forms, how to confirm the breakout, set price targets, and manage risk.
