Pin bar
A long-tailed rejection candle whose meaning depends on location and follow-through.
CandlestickBeginner
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PATTERN LIBRARY
Spot the shape. Know what confirms it.
Each guide builds the pattern from real candle bodies and wicks. You can see where it starts, when it is confirmed, two entry styles, one structural stop and two management methods to test separately.
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Inside bar
A complete high-low range contained by the previous bar.
CandlestickBeginner
Open guide Engulfing candle
A two-bar shift in which the second real body covers the first.
CandlestickBeginner
Open guide Doji
A candle with a close near its open; it records balance, not an automatic reversal.
CandlestickBeginner
Open guide Morning and evening star
A three-bar sequence describing impulse, hesitation and opposing close.
CandlestickIntermediate
Open guide Double top and bottom
Two tests of a boundary separated by a meaningful reaction.
StructureBeginner
Open guide Head and shoulders
A three-peak structure with a higher centre peak and a neckline.
StructureIntermediate
Open guide Triangle
Converging swing boundaries that compress price into a narrower area.
CompressionIntermediate
Open guide Flag and pennant
A compact pause after a directional impulse.
ContinuationIntermediate
Open guide Rising and falling wedge
Converging boundaries that both slope in the same direction.
CompressionIntermediate
Open guide Rectangle range
Repeated acceptance between approximately horizontal boundaries.
RangeBeginner
Open guide Cup and handle
A rounded recovery followed by a smaller consolidation near the prior high.
ContinuationIntermediate
Open guide ABCD measured move
A four-point swing sequence used to research symmetry and proportional legs.
HarmonicAdvanced
Open guide Gartley pattern
A ratio-constrained XABCD retracement structure.
HarmonicAdvanced
Open guide Three drives
Three measured pushes in one direction with intervening corrections.
ExhaustionAdvanced
Open guide Quasimodo
A failed swing sequence followed by a return toward the origin of the structural break.
StructureAdvanced
Open guide Liquidity sweep
A breach of a visible boundary followed by rejection back through it.
Failed breakoutAdvanced
Open guide Fair value gap
A three-candle price gap between the first and third ranges after a strong middle candle.
ImbalanceAdvanced
Open guide Wyckoff spring and upthrust
A failed range break interpreted within a larger accumulation or distribution framework.
Failed breakoutAdvanced
Open guide Volatility contraction
A sequence of shrinking ranges or volatility estimates before potential expansion.
CompressionIntermediate
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