The falling wedge is a chart pattern (or formation) in technical analysis that belongs to the category of triangle patterns. According to classical interpretations, the falling wedge signals a potential trend reversal. But does this hold true in practice? In this article, aimed at beginner traders, we examine the falling wedge in more detail: how […]
A liquidity grab is a simple pattern from the Smart Money Concept (SMC) approach. It occurs when the price briefly breaks above or below a previous high or low—but instead of continuing, it quickly snaps back. While the move is usually small in terms of price, it plays an important role in shaping market structure. […]
The doji pattern is a candlestick where the opening and closing prices are nearly the same. While doji candles are a common feature on charts, the real challenge lies in the uncertainty during their interpretation. Traders are often advised to consider the broader market context and use additional tools to enhance their trading strategies. In […]
A bear trap is a market situation that can mislead inattentive traders. It consists of two movements: First, the asset price falls, creating the illusion of the beginning of a downtrend. Traders anticipating further decline rush to sell the asset, becoming bears. However, shortly after, the price begins to rise. This usually happens very rapidly, […]
The inverted cup and handle is a bearish chart pattern that signals a potential price drop once it is completed. At first glance, this basic pattern may not seem particularly interesting to traders practicing regularly. However, analyzing it through cluster charts offers deeper insights into the reasons behind the bearish price movement. Specifically, it highlights […]
Wolfe Waves are a trading pattern developed by Bill Wolfe. This article provides a comprehensive guide to trading using this chart pattern. Read more: How Wolfe Waves Work Identifying Wolfe Waves on a Chart Wolfe Wave Indicator How to Trade Wolfe Waves: General Rules Examples on Charts Trend Trading Trading Trend Reversals What Is the […]
Parallel channels are an underrated pattern of technical analysis. When used with instruments for analyzing exchange volumes, parallel channels can become the basis for developing an effective trading strategy. Read more: What parallel channels are Why they work. Examples on history Advantages and disadvantages How to improve parallel channel trading with ATAS Tips for beginner […]
50% level is a simple technique that can be used by any beginner trader. At the same time, it is very effective – the professionals’ experience can confirm this. By using 50% levels, traders can find entry and exit points to improve the accuracy of trading decisions and reduce risks. In this article, we have […]
In the first article of the series, we introduced you to bar-by-bar analysis and also discussed how to use it in the bitcoin market. In this article, we will continue to study the topic using examples of other markets: Reading the futures market for the S&P-500 index using bar-by-bar analysis; Bar-by-bar analysis of the gold […]
Bar-by-bar analysis is a term that came from price action. A great contribution to the popularization of bar-by-bar analysis was made by Al Brooks, a private trader and author of several books describing the technique of reading charts by bars. Bar-by-bar analysis has important meaning. It aims at a deep understanding of the market situation […]