Actual patterns
Patterns are graphical models which are formed in the chart by the price. According to one of the technical analysis postulates, history (price movement) repeats itself. It means that the price movements are often similar in the same situations which makes it possible to predict the further development of the situation with a high probability.
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Inverse Head and Shoulder
was formed on 25.03 at 06:55:19 (UTC+0)
signal strength 1 of 5
According to M5, NZDCAD is shaping the technical pattern – the Inverse Head and Shoulder. In case the Neckline 0.8191/0.8192 is broken out, the instrument is likely to move toward 0.8207.
The M5 and M15 time frames may have more false entry points.
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- Bearish Rectangle
- Bearish Symmetrical Triangle
- Bearish Symmetrical Triangle
- Bullish Rectangle
- Double Top
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- Triple Bottom
- Triple Bottom
- Triple Top
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Double Bottom
was formed on 27.04 at 16:59:46 (UTC+0)
signal strength 4 of 5
The Double Bottom pattern has been formed on #Bitcoin H1. This formation signals a reversal of the trend from downwards to upwards. The signal is that a buy trade should
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Double Bottom
was formed on 27.04 at 15:59:47 (UTC+0)
signal strength 3 of 5
The Double Bottom pattern has been formed on #Bitcoin M30. This formation signals a reversal of the trend from downwards to upwards. The signal is that a buy trade should
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Double Bottom
was formed on 27.04 at 15:44:38 (UTC+0)
signal strength 2 of 5
The Double Bottom pattern has been formed on #Bitcoin M15. This formation signals a reversal of the trend from downwards to upwards. The signal is that a buy trade should
The M5 and M15 time frames may have more false entry points.
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