Master 24 Classic Candlestick Buy and Sell Patterns in One Chart

Master these candlestick patterns, accurately grasp buying and selling opportunities, and easily keep up with the trend rhythm!

1. Buy Signal

1. Flag Pattern: After horizontal consolidation, it breaks upward, continuing the original upward trend, decisive bullish buy.

2. Triangle Flag: A small triangular consolidation range completes an upward breakout, with a clear signal of trend continuation, bullish buy.

3. Cup and Handle Pattern: After forming a cup-shaped bottom, it undergoes a consolidation with reduced volume in the handle, bullish buy when breaking through the handle's high point.

4. Ascending Triangle: The upper edge is a horizontal resistance level, and the lower edge is an ascending trend support line. Bullish buy when breaking above the resistance.

5. Symmetrical Triangle: The upper and lower trend lines gradually converge, likely to break upwards, bullish buy after the breakout.

6. Inverted Head and Shoulders: Presenting a left shoulder-head-right shoulder bottom pattern, breaking through the neckline is a strong bullish signal, decisive buy.

7. Rising Shell: Breaking out of the arc bottom pattern, surpassing the neckline resistance, bullish buy.

8. Rising Triple Valley: Three consecutively higher valleys appear, when breaking through the previous high, bullish buy in the trend.

II. Sell Signal

1. Flag: After sideways consolidation, breaking downwards continues the original downward trend, timely bearish sell.

2. Triangle Flag: The small triangle consolidation zone completes a downward breakout, with a clear continuation signal of the trend, bearish sell.

3. Inverted Cup and Handle Pattern: After forming an inverted cup top, experiencing handle consolidation, when it breaks below the handle low, bearish sell.

4. Descending Triangle: The lower edge is a horizontal support, the upper edge is a descending trend resistance line, when breaking below the support, bearish sell.

5. Symmetrical Triangle: The upper and lower trend lines gradually converge, once breaking downwards, decisive bearish sell.

6. Measuring Decline: The downward trend continues or key position breakout fails, a signal of weakening trend appears, bearish sell.

7. Descending Shell: Breaking out of the arc top pattern, breaking below the neckline support, bearish sell.

8. Descending Triple Peak: Three consecutively lower peaks appear, when breaking below the previous low, bearish sell in the trend.

III. Reversal Signal

1. Double Bottom (W Bottom): The price forms a double bottom pattern, breaking through the neckline, bottom reversal bullish, buy at the right time.

2. Diamond Bottom: The bottom forms a diamond consolidation pattern, breaking upwards through the upper edge of the pattern, reversing to bullish, decisive buy.

3. Rectangle Top: Sideways fluctuation forms a top box, breaking below the box's lower support, top reversal bearish, timely sell.

4. Head and Shoulders Top: Presenting a left shoulder-head-right shoulder top pattern, breaking below the neckline is a strong bearish signal, decisive sell.

5. Double Top (M Top): The price forms a double top pattern, breaking below the neckline, top reversal bearish, sell at the right time.

6. Diamond Top: The top forms a diamond consolidation pattern, breaking downwards through the lower edge of the pattern, reversing to bearish, decisive sell.

7. Rectangle Bottom: Sideways fluctuation forms a bottom box, breaking through the upper resistance of the box, bottom reversal bullish, buy at the right time.

8. Head and Shoulders Bottom: Presenting a left shoulder-head-right shoulder bottom pattern, breaking through the neckline is a strong bullish signal, decisive buy.