In technical analysis, recognizing advanced chart patterns is crucial for predicting price movements. These patterns often indicate potential reversals or continuations, helping traders make informed decisions. Let’s explore some key patterns:

1. Double Top / Double Bottom

A Double Top forms when the price peaks twice at the same level, signaling a potential reversal. Conversely, a Double Bottom indicates a possible bottoming out.

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For deeper insights, check our [Technical Analysis Guide](/en/guides/technical_analysis).

2. Head and Shoulders

This pattern consists of three peaks, with the middle one higher than the others. It’s a strong reversal signal, often followed by a breakdown below the neckline.

Head_Shoulders
Learn how to identify this pattern in [Advanced Trading Strategies](/en/guides/advanced_trading_strategies).

3. Triangle Patterns

Triangles (ascending, descending, symmetrical) show consolidation phases. Breakouts from these patterns often indicate trend resumption.

Triangle_Patterns
Explore more about chart patterns in [Chart Patterns for Trading](/en/guides/chart_patterns_for_trading).

4. Flags and Pennants

Short-term consolidation patterns that follow a sharp price move. Flags are parallel trendlines, while pennants form a triangular shape.

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5. Cup and Handle

A bullish pattern resembling a cup with a handle. It often appears after a prolonged uptrend and suggests a continuation.

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For visual examples and detailed explanations, refer to our Chart Patterns Library. Remember to combine pattern recognition with risk management for effective trading!