Pattern explorer
See the shape. Know the risk.
A focused starter set of classic chart patterns. Filter by bias or family, open a setup for structure notes, and watch the ones you are actively scanning for.
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Head and shoulders
A three-peak structure with a higher middle peak. Often watched near extended uptrends when buyers start to fail at highs.
Inverse head and shoulders
Mirror of head and shoulders at lows. Traders watch for a base completing after a selloff, not a random triple dip.
Double top
Two failed pushes into a similar high with a valley between. A classic stall signal when momentum cannot print a clean higher high.
Double bottom
Two defenses of a support zone with a peak between. Traders look for sellers failing twice before demanding upside confirmation.
Bull flag
A sharp advance (pole) followed by a tight downward or sideways pause. Used when strength consolidates instead of reversing.
Bear flag
A sharp decline followed by a tight upward or sideways pause. Continuation short setups favor controlled bounces, not violent shortsqueezes.
Ascending triangle
Flat resistance with rising higher lows. Pressure builds under a ceiling until either breakout acceptance or a failed squeeze.
Descending triangle
Flat support with lower highs. Sellers lean on demand until support fails or buyers absorb the pressure.
Symmetrical triangle
Converging higher lows and lower highs. Direction is unresolved until a clean break and hold decides the next leg.