"Art Of Chart Reading" Posts
Essential Chart Patterns
Introduction to Chart Reading
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Two opposing views on chart reading dominate the trading world and the public in general. Many people think that price charts are just fancy presentations of historical price data that has no real analytical value. Others take chart reading seriously think that it is all they need to figure out the near future of the […]
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Wyckoff Up Thrust / UpThrust
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Part of Art of Chart Reading Summary Wyckoff Up Thrust (a.k.a. Wyckoff thrust, w. thrust) is a terminal pattern for an uptrend. It is not a type of false breakout. It is not double top or other classic topping formations. Wyckoff Up Thrust is unique in terms of its characteristics and strength in its expected […]
Measured Move (a.k.a. 1-to-1 Swing, ABCD Move)
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Part of Art of Chart Reading Summary Measured move is a name given to a highly structured price movement that consists of 2 swings in the same direction with a pause in-between. The 2 swings are supposed to be very similar to each other, meaning that the time spent and price travelled by both swings […]
Three Pushes
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Part of Art of Chart Reading Summary Three Pushes is one of the more reliable chart patterns that work very well across almost all financial instruments. The pattern is easily recognizable and many of its formations can be computerized, making it one of the favorite price formations used by bots as part of their exit […]