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In this video we show you the Wysetrade Advanced Head And Shoulders Pattern Trading Strategy. The Head And Shoulders Pattern is used by many traders but is often used incorrectly. We combine all concepts from our past videos SO MAKE SURE YOU WATCH ALL OUR VIDEOS TO GET CAUGHT UP!
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Now to answer an important question, first, why are chart patterns such as the head and shoulders pattern important to learn and understand chart patterns show the movement of price, which tells a story and is a representation of what buyers and sellers are doing in real time, which is what price action is in a nutshell so let's get into it.
Here is the anatomy of the head and shoulders pattern left shoulder, head, right? Shoulder, neckline break up the neckline completes, the pattern and the reversal.
So let's show this right on the charts, Now The, Head and Shoulders pattern is a reversal pattern often used to identify a trend change from an uptrend to a downtrend.
The reversal Point here to the left is known as the left shoulder.
Your reversal Point here and swing high is known as the head and the lower high reversal Point.
Here is the right shoulder.
You have two same low reversal points here making a support level and is known as the neckline.
Once the neckline is broken.
Here price makes a lower low and The Head and Shoulders pattern is deemed complete and confirms the trend change from an uptrend to a downtrend.
So what does The Head and Shoulders pattern? Tell you from a price action standpoint, this pattern shows a loss of momentum from the buyers in the market as price failed to make a higher high here.
And instead made a lower high showing the start of a trend change.
Then once you had the lower low form, you have a new moving downtrend through the lower high and lower low together.
So let's show this again.
This is the Microsoft stock left, shoulder, head, right, shoulder, neckline once you had your breakup neckline here, this completes the head and shoulders pattern so going in the opposite direction.
This is the inverse Head and Shoulders pattern left, shoulder, head, right, shoulder, neckline the break of the neckline completes, the pattern and the reversal.
So on the charts.
Now, the inverse Head and Shoulders pattern is a reversal pattern often used to identify a trend change from a downtrend to an uptrend.
You have your clear moving downtrend through the lower highs and lower lows.
Your reversal Point here to the left is the left shoulder, your reversal Point here and swing low is the head and the higher low reversal Point.
Here is the right shoulder.
The two same high reversal points here make a resistance level and forms the neckline once the neckline is broken here.
And price makes the higher high The Head and Shoulders pattern is deemed complete and confirms the trend change from a downtrend to an uptrend.
So what does the inverse Head and Shoulders pattern? Tell you from a price action standpoint, this pattern shows a loss of momentum from the sellers in the market as price failed to make a lower low.
And instead made a higher low showing the start of a trend change.
Then once you hit the higher high form, you had a new moving uptrend through a higher low and higher high together.
Now, this is a very important lesson.
What we have showed you so far is what picture perfect, Head and Shoulders patterns look like, but oftentimes they won't.
Look this.
Perfect they'll, be more messy and not follow the pattern requirements exactly, but they'll be more rough.
Approximations of what the pattern should be.
These are what we call imperfect Head and Shoulders patterns.
So this is the DraftKings stock left, shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
So why is this an imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern? The reason is because this reversal Point here that usually forms the neckline breaks further below and doesn't line up perfectly side by side with the reversal Point here to the right now, here's the most important part because it is imperfect does not mean the pattern is invalid.
If you look at the bigger picture, this neckline here is still very valid, because you had four other reversal points, including the fifth reversal point being a false breakout don't, forget that the focus of a head and shoulders pattern is the lower high followed by the lower low making this a moving downtrend.
And none of this was jeopardized through the imperfection of The Head and Shoulders pattern as a bonus.
You also had a trend line here connecting the swing lows.
So the break of the trend line here is another Trend change confirmation so let's show this again.
This is the Delta Airlines stock again, this reversal Point here forms a bit lower and does not line up perfectly side by side with the reversal point to the right that forms the neckline making this imperfect, regardless you still had a great neckline Zone as well as a trend line that can be placed connecting the swing lows.
Once price breaks, the neckline and breaks the trend line with a lower low momentum candle.
This confirms the trend change from an uptrend to a downtrend again.
It doesn't matter that this isn't a picture-perfect head and shoulders pattern, because you still have your clear lower high and lower low, which gives you a clear moving downtrend.
What this all means is that the imperfections of the pattern don't affect the core price action, reversal rules.
So again, this is the bill.com stock left, shoulder head.
And what makes this imperfect is that your right? Shoulder does not line up perfectly with your left, shoulder and goes slightly higher making this an imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern, regardless this imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern is still very valid.
Because you had a lower high and a lower low form, which gives you a clear moving downtrend again, the imperfections of the pattern don't affect the core price action.
Now, one more this is the block stock formerly known as Square left, shoulder head.
But now the right, shoulder is slightly higher than the left shoulder and the right reversal Point here is higher than the left reversal Point all which makes this an imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern.
Again.
The reason this imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern is still valid is because you have a lower high and lower low, giving you a moving downtrend, meaning, the imperfections of the pattern don't affect the core price action.
Also something to note, notice how the larger trend is a moving downtrend.
So when you have a head and shoulders pattern form during a moving downtrend, this pattern formation would be deemed a pullback.
And then once it breaks below, this would signal a trend continuation downwards.
Now, a very important Point, not just for trading The, Head and Shoulders pattern.
But for trading all price action chart patterns, a lot of the time when you identify patterns, they will be imperfect because the market as a whole is noisy and imperfect.
So you must learn how to read between the lines and learn how to trade within that imperfection.
If you just sit on the sidelines and wait for the the Picture Perfect by the book patterns or setups you'll, miss out on 95 percent of the best trades.
So again, when identifying patterns look for rough approximations because identifying patterns is only one part of the trading equation and there's so much more, you need to take into consideration now moving on a head and shoulders pattern.
But instead of taking a breakout entry, taking a pullback entry at the neckline now on the charts left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your neckline.
Now, instead of taking the breakout entry, you would wait for a pullback entry to occur to the neckline followed by a Candlestick price action pattern to form.
Once it got there to show our reaction to the neckline and support turn to new resistance level.
This here could have been any Candlestick price action pattern that formed.
But in this case here, what you had was two candles with the Wicks sticking out and an inside bar Candlestick pattern, all which shows a reaction to the level once you add an intraday Trend change confirmation.
You would take short entries two again.
This is the broadcom stock.
And this is an imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern left shoulder double head or double top right, shoulder, neckline here.
Connecting these three points, you had your breakout entry here through the break of neckline with the momentum candle and a lower low forming or your pullback entry here so going in the opposite direction, an inverse Head and Shoulders pattern.
But instead of taking the breakout entry, taking a pullback entry at the neckline now on the charts left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your neckline again.
Instead of taking the breakout entry, you would wait for a pullback to occur to the neckline followed by a Candlestick price action pattern to form once it got there.
So again, left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your neckline again.
Instead of taking the breakout entry, you would wait for a pullback to occur to the neckline and new support level you along with candle showing a reaction to the level.
Now there were two ways to get into this trade.
One, wait for an intraday Trend change confirmation for an earlier entry point or two.
If you trade using only one time frame, trendline placed like this.
And once you had your breakthrough with the momentum candle, take a long entry now, moving on a head and shoulders pattern with a slanted neckline.
This is a higher quality, Head and Shoulders pattern.
Because price has already made a lower low meaning.
The downtrend is already in motion.
Now on the charts left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your slanted neckline again.
This is a higher quality, Head and Shoulders pattern or to be more specific, an overall higher quality reversal pattern, because you already have a lower low and lower high formed, which means this is a moving downtrend, even before the neckline breaks, then the break of the slanted neckline.
Further confirms the bearish momentum.
So again, left shoulder, head right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your slanted neckline, then the break of the slanted neckline and trend line.
Further confirms the bearish momentum so going in the opposite direction, an inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern with a slanted neckline.
This is a higher quality, Head and Shoulders pattern.
Because price has already made a higher high meaning.
The uptrend is already in motion.
Now on the charts left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your slanted neckline again.
This is a higher quality inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern or to be more specific, an overall higher quality reversal pattern.
Because you already have a higher high and higher low formed, which means this is a moving uptrend, even before the neckline breaks, then the break of the slanted neckline and trend line.
Further confirms the bullish momentum now, moving on a head and shoulders pattern with a slanted neckline.
But instead of taking a breakout entry, taking a pullback entry at the neckline now on the charts.
This is the Weight Watchers.
Stock left, shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your slanted neckline.
Now, instead of taking the breakout entry, you would wait for a pullback to occur, followed by any Candlestick price action pattern to form.
Once it got there to show our reaction to the neckline.
In this case here you would a bearish longwood candle that formed.
Then once you had your intraday Trend change confirmation, you would take a short entry so going in the opposite direction, an inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern with a slanted neckline.
But instead of taking a breakout entry, taking a pullback entry at the neckline now on the charts left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
You had your reversal point, one and reversal point two that created the slanted neckline.
Then again, once you had your break through the neckline, your pullback entry was here.
So again, you have your moving downtrend through the lower highs and lower lows left, shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points here, give you your slanted neckline once you had your breakthrough.
Your pullback entry was here.
So now let's get into the strategies section.
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Now, two key points about the strategies, one, these strategies work on all asset classes, the same whether you trade stocks, cryptos Forex or any other asset type apply these strategies, the exact same way and two these strategies work, the same on all time frames.
Whether you trade, the very low time frames, such as the five minute time frame or the medium time frames, such as the four hour time frame or the higher time frames such as the daily time frame.
These strategies work, the exact same way foreign strategy.
Number one, identify a head and shoulders pattern for me at a key resistance level, or an inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern forming at a key support level let's show this on the charts, Plug Power stock.
When you look left, you notice the swing high level here where a price reversed from drastically giving you a key level of resistance.
So you would have had it drawn in and extended out.
Now as price approaches this level of resistance, you have no idea what will form or if anything will form at all.
This is what price action is, which is waiting for Price movement to take shape.
And then you react to what you see.
So when price got to the level, you had multiple entry points, but then you also had another entry through the head and shoulders pattern that formed right at the key resistance level, neckline placed below.
And once you had your break, you would take short entries through the lower intraday time frames.
So next strategy number two involves identifying a key level of resistance.
Candlestick price action, forming at the level, followed by a head and shoulders pattern inside on a lower time frame or finding a key level of support, then having Candlestick price action for me at the level, followed by an inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern inside on a lower time frame.
So let's show this on the charts, you had your key level of resistance because of this reversal point.
So you would have had it drawn in and extended out as price came back up.
You had shrinking candles, a candle color change and a long Wick candle, all which shows a reaction to the level as always a reaction does not equal a trade, because price can stall at the level and form candles and react to the level, but still push right through because don't, forget that this is a strong moving uptrend.
This is why you need to use a lower time frame, such as the one on the right to look inside of the Candlestick price action occurring at the level for any form of price action that signals a trend change from an uptrend to a downtrend.
This area here where the setup occurred is this same area here on the lower intraday time frame, notice how you had a perfect Head and Shoulders pattern form inside of the Candlestick price action, setup from the higher time frame, neckline placed below.
And once it broke, you would take short entries now going in the opposite direction.
So when you look left, you add your key level of support because of this reversal point, so you would have had it drawn in and extend it out.
So when price reached the level you had multiple long with candles, all which shows a reaction to the level as always a reaction does not equal a trade, because price can stall at the level and form candles and react to the level, but still push right through because don't, forget that this is a strong moving downtrend.
This is why you need to use a lower time frame, such as the one on the right to look inside of the Candlestick price action occurring at the level for any form of price action that signals a trend change from a downtrend to an uptrend.
This area here where the setup occurred is this same area here on the lower intraday time frame, notice that you had an inverse Head and Shoulders pattern form inside of the Candlestick price action, setup from the higher time frame, neckline placed above.
And once it broke, you would take long entries so moving on strategy.
Number three involves identifying a moving trend, followed by a pullback and Candlestick price action at the resistance level, then identifying a head and shoulders pattern inside on a lower time frame or identifying a moving uptrend, followed by a pullback and Candlestick price action.
At the support level, then identifying an inverse Head and Shoulders pattern inside on a lower time frame.
So let's show this on the charts foreign.
This is the pound dollar.
And if you have been following world events, the pound has crashed recently.
Now, if you are a price action, Trader, you would have spotted this short setup before the DraStic drop occurred.
So on the left is the pound dollar four hour time frame and on the right is the pound dollar 30 minute time frame you first, identify your moving downtrend through the lower highs and lower lows.
This is where your short trade setup occurred, because you had your resistance level as well as your trend line that crossed giving you an area of Confluence.
Once price reached the level you had multiple longwick candles showing a reaction to the level.
So we look inside of this area on the lower time frame on the right for our Trend change confirmation this area here where the setup occurred on the four hour time frame is this same area here on the 30 minute time frame, notice how you had a perfect Head and Shoulders pattern form inside of the Candlestick price action, setup from the higher time frame, neckline Place below.
And once it broke, you would take short entry points using our entry and exit strategy.
So moving on strategy, number four involves identifying a head and shoulders pattern, pullback entry.
And then looking inside of the pullback area for an intraday Trend change for a short trade or identifying an inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern, pull back entry and looking inside of the pullback area for an intraday Trend change for a long trade let's show this on the charts left shoulder, head right, shoulder, giving you an imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern price breaks through and pulls back to the neckline and resistance level and forms multiple long, wick candles showing a reaction to the level when you look inside of this area on the lower time frame on the right, you add a double top pattern form neckline here.
And once it breaks, you would look for short entries.
So next strategy number five involves identifying a head and shoulders pattern with a slanted neckline, then waiting for a pullback entry.
And looking inside of the pullback area for an intraday Trend change for a short trade or identifying an inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern with a slanted neckline, waiting for a pullback entry.
And looking inside of the pullback area for an intraday Trend change for a long trade let's show this on the charts left shoulder, head, right, shoulder.
These two reversal points, give you your slanted neckline price breaks through and pulls back to the neckline with multiple candles, reacting to the level when you look inside of this area on the lower time frame on the right, you had a descending triangle, pattern form.
Then once the pattern breaks below, you would look for short entry points.
So next strategy number six involves taking an aggressive early entry at the right, shoulder of The, Head and Shoulders pattern because the right, shoulder lines up with the left shoulder.
Meaning, it is a technical resistance level, or in the opposite direction, taking an aggressive early entry at the right shoulder of the inverse, Head and Shoulders pattern because the right, shoulder lines up with the left shoulder.
Meaning you are at a technical support level let's show this on the charts.
So this left shoulder here forms a technical resistance level.
When price reaches the level, you wait and see if you have price action that forms to show a reaction to the level, which you had through this very long, Wick candle, right at the level as always you need a trend change confirmation.
You can either use the bearish momentum candle off of the level before taking short entries or place.
A trend line below followed by a break before taking short entries.
Now, your traditional entry through the neckline breakdown here is still valid, which can be used to scale into and add to the winning position.
So next strategy number seven involves taking an aggressive early entry at the right shoulder, but combining the usage of multi-time frames and looking inside of that right, shoulder on the lower time frame for any form of trend change price action to get into the trade at an earlier entry point in the opposite direction, the same thing where you combine the usage of multi-time frames and look inside of that right, shoulder on a lower time frame for any form of trend change price action to get into the trade at an earlier entry.
Point let's show this on the charts.
The left shoulder here creates a resistance level, stretched across as price came back up to the level you had multiple along with candles reacting to the level.
Now, when you look inside of this area on the lower time frame on the right, you added imperfect, Head and Shoulders pattern where the head is also a double top neckline placed below.
And once it broke start looking for short entry points.
So again, so this is the Costco stock.
The left shoulder here creates a resistance level, stretched across as price came up to the level.
You had a Candlestick with the wick sticking out showing a reaction to the level.
Now, when you look inside of this area on the lower time frame on the right, you had an imperfect Head and Shoulders pattern with an upwards slanted neckline.
Once you hit the brake and lower low form confirming the trend change.
You would start looking for short entry points.
Now, let's get into a more advanced strategy.
This method we used for this trade is what we call true.
Top-Down, multi-time frame analysis and time frame Confluence.
We used three time frames to achieve a super accurate directional bias.
So on the left is the Plug Power stock weekly time frame.
And on the right is the Plug Power stock daily time frame.
This reversal Point here gives you your very key weekly level by now you should know that the key levels you find or that are visually obvious on the weekly time frame are a very high quality.
Meaning.
There is a higher chance that when price reaches these levels, they will react or reverse off of them.
So when price reached the level you had multiple candles with the Wicks sticking out and failing to break through showing a reaction to the key weekly level as always you don't trade off the higher time frames.
But when you notice price reacting to these very key higher time frame resistance levels, you have a very strong bearish bias.
Now, when you look inside of this area on the daily time frame to the right, you are also looking for bearish Price action to match the bearish bias.
You had after analyzing the weekly time frame so that you can get two time frames being confluent and giving you the same directional bias now on The Daily, you would bearish price action by first having an RSI Divergence form right at the weekly level.
But also two short entries that already occurred off the weekly level.
Now entry, number three came here at the right shoulder.
The left shoulder creates the resistance level across.
Then when the right shoulder came up to this level, you had multiple candles reacting to the level and failing to break through.
So we need to look inside of this right, shoulder for Price action that signals a trend change from an uptrend to a downtrend.
So let's pull up the four hour time frame and put it beside this one now on the left is the daily time frame.
We just looked at and on the right is the four hour time frame.
Again, this level here is the very high quality weekly resistance level.
The right, shoulder, short, trade opportunity on The Daily.
Here is the same area here on the four hour time frame, this can be seen as a form of double top pattern, or if you work off of candle bodies, this can be seen as a descending triangle pattern, regardless of what you use neckline Place below.
And once you add your break below and lower low form, you would go to the even lower time frames to find an exact entry and exit Point using our entry and exit strategy and key tool.
Now remember why this is such a killer entry, you have your weekly time frame or higher time frame, giving you a bearish bias.
You have your daily time frame or medium term.
Time frame, giving you a bearish bias.
Then you have your four hour time frame or lower time frame.
Also now, giving you a bearish bias and bearish price action.
All your Three core time frames are confluent because they're giving you the same directional bias, which is downwards.
So your short entry is very accurate at this point when we have trades with such a high probability of success where we almost know exactly where price will be going next.
We take more aggressively sized entries, which we cover in depth on our site at wisestrade.com also on our site, we have a massive over 100 page patterns trading guide that works in combination with this video.
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FAQs
What is the success rate of the head and shoulders pattern? ›
Head and Shoulders Pattern Advantages
A proven 81% success rate. Quickly identifies potential reversals. Allows traders to identify when they should exit a trade or short-sell. An easily recognizable chart pattern that has been used for decades by traders.
To master price action trading, you must learn a lot about how the market works and how to read and understand price charts. This is usually done by looking at how the market has moved in the past and finding patterns and trends that can be used to predict how prices will move in the future.
Which stock pattern has the highest accuracy? ›The head and shoulders patterns are statistically the most accurate of the price action patterns, reaching their projected target almost 85% of the time. The regular head and shoulders pattern is defined by two swing highs (the shoulders) with a higher high (the head) between them.
Is a head and shoulders pattern bullish or bearish? ›What Does a Head and Shoulders Pattern Tell You? The head and shoulders chart is said to depict a bullish-to-bearish trend reversal and signals that an upward trend is nearing its end. Investors consider it to be one of the most reliable trend reversal patterns.
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Do professional traders use price action? ›Professional traders use the normal indicators, price action patterns, and strategies that are available to most traders.
Who is the richest price action trader? ›Munehisa Homma was born rich to a rice merchant. Apart from his rice business and trading, much of his net worth comes from his books on financial markets and trading. However, it was his immense success in the futures that made him one of the richest traders in history.
What is the best MA for trading? ›The 200-day moving average is considered especially significant in stock trading. As long as the 50-day moving average of a stock price remains above the 200-day moving average, the stock is generally thought to be in a bullish trend.
What is the most successful chart pattern? ›Triangles are among the most popular chart patterns used in technical analysis since they occur frequently compared to other patterns. The three most common types of triangles are symmetrical triangles, ascending triangles, and descending triangles.
What is the 2 candle theory? ›
The theory behind the pattern is that the failure of the second candle to close below the first candle's close generates a support level for a bullish reversal. Bulls are likely to attempt a rally using the support level as a springboard, creating a new trend higher.
What is the target of the head and shoulders pattern? ›The profit target for the pattern is the price difference between the head and the low point of either shoulder. This difference is then subtracted from the neckline breakout level (at a market top) to provide a price target for the downside.
What invalidates a head and shoulders pattern? ›When is a head and shoulders pattern invalidated? If the right shoulder is formed and then broken before the neckline breaks, that invalidates the head-and-shoulders pattern. That's why, in the example above, the stop-loss order is placed just below the right shoulder.
How do you take profit for the head and shoulders pattern? ›The take profit is calculated by measuring the distance between the head and a neckline (the green line), and then copy-pasting the same trend line starting from the neckline and extending lower. This way, you define the exact point at which the head and shoulders pattern should be completed.
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What are the 2 most important things of price action? ›There are two general factors to consider when analyzing price action. The first is to identify the direction of the price, and the second is to identify the direction of the volume.
What is the best indicator for price action? ›The most commonly used price action indicator is the study of price bars or candlesticks which give details such as the open and closing price of a market and its high and low price levels during a specific time period. Analysing this information is the core of price action trading.
What is the best price action trading strategy? ›The sequence of highs and lows
Price action trading is primarily a strategy of highs and lows. Traders follow the pattern of highs and lows to spot emerging trends in the market. For instance, if a commodity's price trades at higher highs and higher lows, it indicates an upward trend.
Probably the greatest single trade in history occurred in the early 1990s when George Soros shorted the British Pound, making over $1 billion on the trade. Most of the greatest trades in history are highly leveraged, currency exploitation trades.
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Who was a 24 year old stock trader who made over 8 million? ›Making money in the stock market sounds like a dream come true, and for most traders, it's just that: a dream. Unless your name is Jack Kellog, the 24-year-old who achieved $8 million in gains from day trading in 2020 and 2021.
Which MA is best for scalping? ›Moving Average Ribbon Entry Strategy
Place a 5-8-13 simple moving average (SMA) combination on the two-minute chart to identify strong trends that can be bought or sold short on counter swings, as well as to get a warning of impending trend changes that are inevitable in a typical market day.
Therefore, the exponential moving average may be considered the best moving average for a 5 min chart. A 20-period moving average will suit best. The MACD indicator is based on the exponential moving averages. Usually, it consists of two lines and a histogram.
What is the 9 30 trading strategy? ›What is the 9/30 trading strategy? The 9/30 trading strategy is a trend-following strategy that is based on two moving averages — a 9-period EMA (exponential moving average) and a 30-period WMA (weighted moving average). It uses the two moving averages to spot trading opportunities when there is a pullback.
Which timeframe is best for chart patterns? ›
For day trading, 15-minute charts and 30-minute charts are the best. Day traders who use indicators in their day trading strategy can use a 15-minute or lower time frame. In the case of price action-based trading, a combination of the 15-minute and 30-minute time frames is the best.
Which chart pattern is most bullish? ›The bullish engulfing pattern and the ascending triangle pattern are considered among the most favorable candlestick patterns. As with other forms of technical analysis, it is important to look for bullish confirmation and understand that there are no guaranteed results.
What are the three most common chart patterns? ›- Cups: Cup-with-Handle and Cup-without-Handle.
- Double Bottom.
- Flat Base.
The pattern requires three candles to form in a specific sequence, showing that the current trend has lost momentum and a move in the other direction might be starting.
What is the red candle theory? ›If a large red candle appears it indicates a strong selling day and possibly a change in short-term sentiment. During a downtrend, red candles are typically quite large. Small red candles, especially following large red candles, may indicate indecision or a slowdown in selling.
What is the candle rule? ›Get it right the first time.
Candles should burn one hour for every 1 inch in diameter of the actual candle size. For example, a candle that is 2 inches across should burn for 2 hours.
What is this? So, the Quasimodo chart pattern is a reversal trading pattern that forms around the end of an existing trend — can be a bullish reversal pattern when it occurs at the end of a downtrend and a bearish reversal pattern when it occurs at the end of an uptrend.
What is the bear flag pattern? ›A bear flag is a bearish chart pattern that's formed by two declines separated by a brief consolidating retracement period. The flagpole forms on an almost vertical panic price drop as bulls get blindsided from the sellers, then a bounce that has parallel upper and lower trendlines, which form the flag.
Is reverse head and shoulders bullish? ›What Does an Inverse Head and Shoulders Indicate? The inverse head and shoulders chart is thought to predict a bearish-to-bullish trend reversal and signals that a downward trend is nearing its end. Investors consider it to be among the most reliable trend reversal patterns.
Does head and shoulders pattern failure? ›The Failed Head and Shoulders
The first indication that you will get of this is that the price may go back over the neckline – this should not happen once the neckline is broken, and is a sign that the trend reversal is not as solid as it might be. Sometimes the original trend will resume.
How long does it take for head and shoulders to start working? ›
Some people may see results in as few as one or two washes. However, most will see significant improvement after 1 to 2 weeks of use.
What usually happens after a head and shoulders pattern? ›After a head and shoulders chart pattern, the price typically breaks down and continues to fall. This is because the pattern indicates a shift in investor sentiment from bullish to bearish. As traders and investors become more pessimistic, they will start selling the stock and the price will drop.
How do you profit from head and shoulders pattern? ›The take profit is calculated by measuring the distance between the head and a neckline (the green line), and then copy-pasting the same trend line starting from the neckline and extending lower. This way, you define the exact point at which the head and shoulders pattern should be completed.
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Which timeframe for head and shoulders pattern? ›The head and shoulders chart depicts a bullish-to-bearish trend reversal and signals that an upward trend is nearing its end. The pattern appears on all time frames and can, therefore, be used by all types of traders and investors.
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Does a head and shoulders pattern have to be symmetrical? ›The head and shoulders pattern is one of the most common reversal formations. It is important to remember that it occurs after an uptrend and usually marks a major trend reversal when complete. While it is preferable that the left and right shoulders be symmetrical, it is not an absolute requirement.
What does a reverse head and shoulders pattern mean? ›
Inverse head and shoulders pattern indicates the end of bearish phase and onset of an uptrend. Traders enter a long position when the up breaks through the resistance line. They would look for a rise in volume to confirm the trend change.
Can a head and shoulders pattern be sideways? ›Head and shoulders patterns only form after a strong uptrend. Sideways trading action can resemble a head and shoulders pattern in the absence of a prior uptrend, but they will not signal a bearish reversal in that case.
What is the most profitable pattern? ›Research shows the most reliable and profitable chart patterns are the Head & Shoulders, with an 89% success rate, the Double Bottom (88%), and the Triple Bottom and Descending Triangle (87%). The most profitable chart pattern is the Rectangle Top, with a 51% average profit.