The Bullish Pennant is a chart pattern in technical analysis that traders use to enter a position in the direction of an emerging trend. Below, you will find useful tips for trading this popular pattern. We will explore in detail how to use professional indicators for volume analysis to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of […]
A Bearish Pennant is a popular pattern to enter trades in the direction of a developing downtrend. Below is useful information for those interested in effective trading using this pattern. Special attention is given to professional volume indicators, which help improve entry accuracy and confirm the strength of the signal from this pattern.
The rising wedge is a well-known chart pattern in technical analysis, often viewed as a potential signal of a trend reversal from bullish to bearish. However, beginner traders often encounter several challenges: how to accurately identify and confirm a rising wedge, use it in trading, and whether the pattern can genuinely yield profits. In this […]
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 […]
The triple top pattern is a classic technical analysis formation that typically occurs during an uptrend and signals a potential reversal to a downtrend. It forms when the price reaches a resistance level three times but fails to break through, after which it begins to decline. In practice, the triple top pattern may not perform […]
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. […]
According to the principles of classical technical analysis, a triple bottom is a reversal pattern that forms after a pronounced downtrend and signals a potential reversal to the upside. In real trading, the triple bottom pattern is rare and does not always serve as a reliable buy signal. This can pose difficulties, particularly for beginners, who […]
A rectangle is a technical analysis pattern that forms when the price moves between clearly defined support and resistance levels. In this article, we will explain how to trade the rectangle pattern and how traders can significantly improve their performance using ATAS’s powerful volume analysis tools. They will help you gain deeper insights into market […]
In this article, you will find two useful cheat sheets—one for candlestick patterns and another for chart patterns. We have included clear explanations with examples to help you understand these formations and use them in your trading. These cheat sheets are helpful for trading stocks, futures, and other financial assets, especially on daily time frames. […]
Liquidity plays a central role in the Smart Money Concept (SMC) methodology. According to this approach, the price movement is driven not merely by an imbalance between buyers and sellers but primarily by liquidity. Price fluctuations occur as the market moves from one liquidity zone to another. A liquidity sweep is a key concept in […]