Kedavi (LORD👑 OF TRENDS)📊
Kedavi (LORD👑 OF TRENDS)📊

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CONTINUATION PATTERNS IN FOREX AND CRYPTO📊
Have you ever struggled to determine if a trade is about to reverse or if it's just a correction within the trend?
Discover how Chart Continuation Patterns can help in this 🧵🪡.
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In The Last thread, we talked about Chart Reversal Patterns and how to spot them.
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Today we will be looking at Continuation Patterns and how it can be useful when addressing the challenge In the first post of this 🧵
Chart Continuation Patterns are one of the easiest ways in determining if your trade is just correcting within the trend or about to reverse.
• The most common continuation patterns can be seen in the frame below 👇🏾
•We will take them one by one. >>>
• The Bullish Flag pattern
This starts with a preceding bullish impulse move, then we see price consolidate in a flag followed by a breakout above leading to another impulse.
The Bullish Flag can sometimes be called (The Three Drive Pattern) for its famous potential of reversing just after a third Tap on the bottom trend line of the channel in which price is trading.
Examples on Chart:
# Case scenario on $ETHUSDT
• Next we have The Bearish Flag Pattern
This is quite the opposite of the bullish flag. The preceding move is usually a bearish impulse, followed by a consolidation in a flag and then a downward breakout leading to another impulse.
The Bearish flag pattern is very effective in a bear market
Examples on chart:
# Case scenario 1 on $ETHUSDT
# Case scenario 2 on $ETHUSDT
Another Case Scenario on $ETHUSDT.
•You can also combine this patterns with other confluences
•Look closely the bearish flag traded in to a FVG
•The Bullish Penant
Starts with a preceding bullish impulse move then we see price trading in a penant shaped structure. A break out occurs to the upside as a continuation of the major trend.
# Case scenario on $ETHUSDT
•The Bearish Penant
This is the opposite of the bullish penant.
The preceding move is usually a bearish impulse, followed by a consolidation in a penant and then a downward breakout leading to another bearish impulse.
# Case scenario 1 on $ETHUSDT
Another Case Scenario on $FTMUSDT
Do you know you can combine confluences for high probability trades?
Here we can see a retest occur after the breakout and entry was taken from that point.
Look closely you’ll also see that price broke through a previous demand and that entry was supported by a breaker block.👏🏾
• The bullish Falling Wedge
This is a common continuation pattern that surfaces in aggressive bull markets. It is sometimes mistaken for the bullish flag pattern.
The difference is price trades in a wedge like structure and not a perfect flag as shown below.
# Case scenario 1 on $EURUSD
More Case Scenarios on $ETHUSDT
• The bearish Rising Wedge
This is a common continuation pattern that surfaces in aggressive bear markets. It is sometimes mistaken for the bearish flag pattern.
The difference is price trades in a wedge like structure and not a flag.
# Case scenario 1 on $ETHUSDT
# Case Scenario 2 on $EURUSD
More Case Scenarios on $ETHUSDT
Now, Pattern can fail Yes!
But These patterns are highly probable to deliver when you apply them in the right market conditions obviously while following the trend.
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