20 Chart Patterns Every Trader Should Know
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A 30-page illustrated guide to the 20 chart patterns traders actually use. Each pattern gets its own page with a diagram, an explanation of the market behaviour behind it, and a step-by-step method covering entry, stop loss and target.
Description
What This Guide Gives You
Most pattern guides show you a picture and move on. This one does the part that matters: for every pattern, exactly where to enter, where your stop belongs, and how to set a target – plus the specific way that pattern usually fails.
The 20 patterns covered
Reversal patterns: Head and Shoulders, Inverse Head and Shoulders, Double Top, Double Bottom, Triple Top, Triple Bottom, Rounding Bottom, Rising Wedge, Falling Wedge.
Continuation patterns: Bull Flag, Bear Flag, Pennant, Ascending Triangle, Descending Triangle, Symmetrical Triangle, Cup and Handle, Rectangle Range.
Candlestick signals: Doji, Hammer and Shooting Star, Engulfing Candles.
Every pattern page includes
- A clean diagram of the shape
- What it means – the buying and selling behaviour that creates it
- How to trade it – a numbered method for entry, stop loss and target
- The catch – the most common way that specific pattern fails
Plus the parts most guides skip
- Position sizing and stop-loss rules, before any pattern is introduced
- Confluence – how to stack signals instead of trading patterns in isolation
- Seven mistakes that cost traders money
- A printable eight-point pre-trade checklist
- A full glossary
- Notes for Indian traders – how the 30% tax and no-loss-offset rule change the maths on frequent trading
Format
A 30-page PDF that opens on any phone, tablet or computer. Your download link appears immediately after payment and is emailed to you. Yours to keep.
An honest note
This guide will not tell you what to buy, and it does not claim any win rate. Chart patterns describe how buyers and sellers have behaved – they do not predict prices, and every pattern in the book fails regularly. What the guide teaches is how to read those structures and, more importantly, how to define your risk before you enter. It is an educational resource, not financial advice.
