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At the start, I used to think the chart was the enemy.
Too fast. Too slow. Too confusing. Always doing the opposite of what I expected. I stared at candles for hours, convinced that if I looked harder, the answer would show up. But most of the time, the chart didn’t break me. My head did.
Fear shows up before the move even starts. You hesitate, price runs without you, and suddenly greed takes over. You jump in late, knowing it’s late, pretending it isn’t. Then one small pullback feels like the end of the world. Hands shake. Logic disappears. The chart stays the same, but your thoughts don’t.
There were days I won small and felt smart. Too smart. Confidence quietly turned into carelessness. I took trades I wouldn’t even explain to myself. When they failed, I blamed the market. When they worked, I took credit. That cycle repeated more times than I want to admit.
Losses didn’t hurt the most. Regret did. Closing too early. Holding too long. Watching price do exactly what I expected, just without me in it. The chart never mocked me. My own expectations did.
Over time, something shifted. Not suddenly. Slowly. I realized the chart wasn’t testing my strategy. It was exposing my impatience, my fear of missing out, my need to be right.
Funny thing is, the market stayed chaotic. I just stopped breaking first.

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The Double Top pattern appears on a candlestick chart as a letter "M." According to this pattern, when a stock, after remaining near a certain price for a long time, moves up to a certain price, then pauses briefly at a slightly lower price, then moves back up to the point where it started down, and after a brief pause, returns to the point where it started up, the pattern is considered complete.
The Double Top pattern today. It's a bit interesting because it looks just like the letter "M" on the chart.

Imagine there’s a stock that’s been moving around at a certain level for a while. Suddenly, it gets some energy and starts moving up. It reaches a certain high point, gets a little tired, and takes a small pause by coming down slightly.
But then, it thinks, "Maybe I can go even higher!" So it gathers strength again and tries to climb back up. It manages to reach exactly the same high point where it stopped the first time.

Now, here’s the important part. When it reaches that same peak for the second time, it just doesn’t have enough strength to break through. It’s like hitting a ceiling. So, it turns around and starts falling back down, all the way to the level from where it originally started climbing up.
So, what do we see? The price went up, came down a bit, tried going up again to the same height, and then fell back down. This movement draws an "M" shape on the chart.
This whole story is called the Double Top pattern. It’s a signal that the stock, instead of going higher, is likely to start falling. Think of it like knocking on a door twice. If no one answers, you just turn around and leave. That’s exactly what this pattern means.

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1 👉🏻 Double Top Pattern (M)

Hits resistance twice and then falls. It seems the bulls are tired and the bears are taking control. Price hits resistance twice and falls back down.

2 👉🏻 Double Bottom Pattern (W)

Hits support twice and then bounces. It seems the bears are weakening and the bulls are making a comeback. Price bounces twice off support and rises.

3 👉🏻 Triple Top Pattern

Rise above and then slides three times. A sign of strong resistance, a possible trend reversal. Price fails three times at the same resistance level.

4 👉🏻 Triple Bottom Pattern

Rise below and pause three times. A sign of strong support, a possible uptrend. Price holds three times at the same support level.

5 👉🏻 Bullish Pennant

A brief consolidation after a sharp uptrend. It seems like a flag, taking a breather before rising again. A brief consolidation after a strong rally before continuing up.

6 👉🏻 Bearish Pennant

A brief consolidation after a sharp downtrend. A brief pause in the downtrend, then a reversal of momentum. A brief consolidation after a strong drop before continuing down.

7 👉🏻 Bullish Flag Pattern

A brief downtrend in an uptrend.  Signals the trend resuming after a temporary pause. A small pullback in an uptrend before resuming higher.

8 👉🏻 Bearish Flag Pattern

A small upward slope in a downtrend. After a brief recovery, the decline resumes. A small rally in a downtrend before resuming lower.

9 👉🏻 Bullish Rectangle

The price moves within a parallel box, but buying pressure persists. Eventually, an upward breakout occurs. Price moves sideways in a range, then breaks upward.

10 👉🏻 Bearish Rectangle

The price remains trapped within a box, but selling pressure persists. Eventually, a downward breakout occurs. Price moves sideways in a range, then breaks downward.

11 👉🏻 Rising Wedge

The price moves up, but the range narrows. This usually signals a downtrend, even if the price is on the upside. Price rises but the range narrows usually breaks downward.

12 👉🏻 Falling Wedge

The price moves down, but the range narrows. This often signals a bullish rally, even if the price is on the downside. Price falls but the range narrows; usually breaks upward.

13 👉🏻 Head and Shoulders

A central high (head) and slightly lower lows (shoulders) on either side. A classic sign of a trend reversal, indicating a downtrend. Middle peak (head) with two lower peaks (shoulders) signals a reversal down.

14 👉🏻 Inverted Head and Shoulders

A lower trough (head) in the center and slightly higher troughs (shoulders) on either side. This signals a reversal from bearish to bullish. Middle low (head) with two higher lows (shoulders) signals a reversal up.

15 👉🏻 Symmetrical Triangle

The price contracts from both the top and bottom. This indicates that the market is establishing direction. The direction of the breakout will be the direction of the new trend. Price squeezes between two converging lines; break can be in either direction.

16 👉🏻 Ascending Triangle

A similar resistance line above, but the support below increases. Buyer pressure is visible, and an upward breakout is often observed. Flat top with rising bottom; bullish breakout likely.

17 👉🏻 Descending Triangle

A similar support line below, but the resistance above decreases. Seller pressure is visible, and a downward breakout is likely. Flat bottom with declining top; bearish breakout likely.

18 👉🏻 Cup and Handle

A 'U'-shaped cup forms, followed by a small downward correction (handle). This is followed by a bullish breakout, indicating a longer trend. Rounded bottom (cup) followed by a small dip (handle) before rising.

19 👉🏻 Rounding Bottom

The price gradually falls, then slowly rises, forming a bowl-like shape. This is a calm and reliable signal of a bearish to bullish trend. Slow U-shaped recovery after a downtrend.

20 👉🏻 Diamond Top

The price moves in a diamond shape, first expanding and then contracting. This usually warns of a trend reversal at a higher level. Expanding then contracting price action, often a top reversal.

21 👉🏻 Diamond Bottom

A diamond shape forms, but at the lower end of the trend. This may signal a potential bullish reversal after a decline. Expanding then contracting price action, often a bottom reversal.

How to analyze candlestick patterns?
To analyze them, look not just at the shape, but at its context. What trend is the pattern forming in? What is the volume like? Is there any strong support or resistance? Each candle is a story of the battle between buyers and sellers. Single candles (such as hammers and shooting stars) provide psychological signals, while patterns with two or three candles (such as engulfing harami) confirm a trend change. These are not viewed alone, but in conjunction with larger chart patterns and trends to give accurate signals.
Each candlestick tells a story of battle between buyers and sellers, the body and wicks show who is winning.


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The Cup and Handle is a very common bullish pattern that is also easy to recognize. It consists of a U-shaped cup followed by a smaller dip known as the handle. As with every pattern, these trends represent collective market psychology. In this instance, the "handle" occurs due to investors who bought the previous high (when the pattern started). These people immediately lost money on their investment and are excited to simply break even. The rising price at the end of the handle signals to prospective traders that the sellers have exhausted themselves, and that there is still enough buying pressure to break through to a new high.
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