Identify double tops and double bottoms as reversal patterns after a long trend, with a retracement to resistance or support, then a neckline breakout confirms entry, including three variations.

Traders learn to identify multi-top and multi-bottom patterns defined by four or more peaks or bottoms, neckline breaks, and tests that flip old support into resistance for trend continuation.

Understand the head and shoulders pattern, including left shoulder, head, right shoulder, and the neckline break as a bearish reversal, plus inverted head and shoulders and practical entry rules.

Explore channels as a consolidation pattern, using support and resistance within trading ranges; learn to trade inside or ride breakouts into new long-term trends, including false breaks.

Explore triangle chart patterns as consolidation patterns like channels, with collapsing support and resistance. Learn to trade breakouts and apply measured move targets for symmetrical, ascending, descending, and inverse triangles.

Learn to identify ascending and descending triangles, with rising support and flat or falling resistance, and anticipate bullish or bearish breakouts using neutral, evidence-based analysis.

Identify line patterns after a trend as reversal setups that often lead to a big breakout; these two-week patterns zigzag, may last weeks, and sometimes align with a bolinger squeeze.

Identify continuation patterns and gaps that signal trend continuation, with short counter-trend moves and diminishing volume that rebounds on breakout near pivot areas of support and resistance.

Explore stair step patterns, a flatter continuation pattern similar to flags that occur during strong trends, with declining volume during consolidation and a volume surge on breakout.

Identify pennant continuation patterns after a sharp move, with collapsing short-term support and resistance forming a tight triangle, volume declines, then rises on breakout to continue the trend.

Learn how rising and falling wedges function as continuation patterns formed by converging support and resistance lines, with rising wedges breaking bearish about 69% and falling wedges about 92% bullish.

Identify how gaps form when the opening price differs from the previous close, signaling overnight sentiment and the distinction between common and true gaps that may fill.

Explore runaway gaps, a continuation and measuring gap in a strong trend. Learn to measure the move and spot profitable setups, with examples like Exxon and Wynn Resorts.