Point and Figure Patterns
Point and Figure Patterns
Point and Figure Patterns
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There is also a
significance given to the number three in point and figure charting. When
movements hit the support or
resistance line, extra attention should be spent
on the third collision. There is also quite a few patterns where the third hit
is when the signal is generated.
Breakout of a Spread
Triple Top
Upward Breakout of a
Bullish Resistance Line.
Triple Bottom
Double Bottom
Breakout of a Spread
Triple Bottom
Downward Breakout of a
Bearish Support Line.
Downward Breakout of a
Bullish Support Line.
Triple Top
The triple top is a variation
of the head and
shoulders
pattern. This pattern consists of
three peaks
of similar height. After the third
peak is formed and the price
movement
breaks the neckline, a bearish signal is given.
The expected
drop should be of similar height
as from the neckline
to the tops.
Double Top
Bearish Rectangle
Reversal
Triple Top
Triple Bottom
Double Top
Double Bottom
Bearish Rectangle
Reversal
Inverted Flag
This is a variation of
the Flag pattern except
for the structure
of the consolidation. In this
case it is triangular. The breakout should also
have
large volume and the height
of the new
breakout should be similar to that of the
opening
move in the pattern.
Inverted Pennant
Pattern
This is a variation of
the Inverted Flag
pattern except for the
structure of the
consolidation. In this case it
is triangular.
The downward
breakout should also have
large
volume and the height of
the
downward breakout should be similar to
that of the
opening move in the pattern.
Bullish Breakout of a
Symmetrical Triangle
Bearish Breakout of a
Symmetrical Triangle