Stage 22 · Premium
Technical Analysis

Chart Patterns

Recognize every classical chart pattern — and trade it. Reversals, continuations, the neckline break, the measured-move target, and the failures that trap everyone else.

Stage 22 of the TradeWize technical analysis track: spot and trade classical chart patterns — reversals, continuations, necklines and measured moves.

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StartLesson 1 · Why Patterns Form — Supply, Demand & Crowd Psychology
What you’ll leave with13 lessons · 11-line playbook
  • Patterns are crowd psychology drawn on a chart — fear and greed leave the same shapes.
  • A double top/bottom completes only on the neckline break; target = pattern height from the break.
  • Trade the neckline break, stop past the right shoulder, target = head-to-neckline height.
  • A triple is a double that got a third try — but each retest of a level drains it.
  • Buy the handle breakout; a shallow handle confirms, a deep handle voids the cup.
  • Flat ceiling + rising floor = buyers winning; trade the flat-side break.
  • A symmetrical triangle is a coin flip — wait for the break, don't predict it.
  • Flags fly the same way as the pole; target = pole height from the breakout.
  • A rising wedge breaks down, a falling wedge breaks up — wedges resolve against their slope.
  • Trade the range until it breaks; the break targets the range height.
  • No pattern is real until it confirms; a failed pattern is a tradable signal the other way.