Bilateral Chart Patterns. When a pattern doesn’t signal continuation or reversal—or when it could result in either—it’s considered a bilateral chart pattern. This group almost exclusively belongs to ...

Here are seven of the top bullish patterns that technical analysts use to buy stocks. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories . One of the biggest drivers of stock prices is human ...

Every trader knows stock chart patterns are essential, either in part or in full, but not all traders understand the immense value of finding these patterns in real-time.

Several US stocks are forming bearish chart patterns in June. The bearish chart patterns forming are well-known chart patterns used in technical analysis including: Bear Flags Head & Shoulders ...

5. Triple Top. This pattern is perhaps one of the most common, and ominous, in technical analysis as it foreshadows a bearish trend reversal. In other words, a triple top is indicative of a ...

Technical analysts believe that stock prices often trade in patterns, as the motivating driver behind the movement of stocks is humans, and humans exhibit the same emotions when it comes to their ...

The chart below for Enbridge, Inc. shows three of the bullish reversal patterns discussed above: the Inverted Hammer, the Piercing Line, and the Hammer. The chart for Pacific DataVision, Inc ...

Quotient Technology (QUOT) broke out across lateral resistance on Wednesday, popping 72 cents, or 6%, to $12.57 on 900,000 shares, the biggest volume since March.

As you can see from the chart below, the pattern looks like that of GLD above. Notice how the Junior Gold Miners fund is currently trading near the combined support of a horizontal trendline and ...