Why Chart Patterns Matter
Every candle represents a war:
Buyers want price higher, sellers want price lower.
When multiple candles form repeated structures — triangles, flags, W-shaped patterns — it signals:
Market exhaustion
Momentum imbalance
Consolidation before expansion
Liquidity grabs
Trend reversals
Institutions often place orders at predictable zones:
Break of structure (BOS)
Lower highs / higher lows
Double tops / bottoms
Range highs and lows
Chart patterns help us read these footprints.
Every candle represents a war:
Buyers want price higher, sellers want price lower.
When multiple candles form repeated structures — triangles, flags, W-shaped patterns — it signals:
Market exhaustion
Momentum imbalance
Consolidation before expansion
Liquidity grabs
Trend reversals
Institutions often place orders at predictable zones:
Break of structure (BOS)
Lower highs / higher lows
Double tops / bottoms
Range highs and lows
Chart patterns help us read these footprints.
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