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Chart patterns can imply certain underlying market tendencies. In the first part of this tutorial, learn the basics of chart patterns and how to apply them when trading. Certain patterns, such as the head and shoulders, can suggest a reversal of a previous trend. Rectangles, pennants, and triangles, however, may suggest a continuation of a prevailing trend.
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Learn how to effectively scan for patterns using VT Trader to save you both time and effort! The second part of this tutorial explains how you can customize your scan results by modifying your filters in order to help you assess the market. Each pattern is presented with four indicators to gauge its quality: initial trend, uniformity, and clarity, and when applicable, the breakout strength.
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The final part of this tutorial explores some of the approaches in trading chart patterns. Several case studies are presented on assessing continuation versus reversal patterns, and trading breakouts versus emerging patterns, so that you can get better insight into trading approaches when using chart patterns. Always remember to confirm the scanner's results visually.
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- VT Trader now identifies emerging technical analysis patterns* such as triangles, wedges, and head and shoulders.
- Directly integrated into VT Trader, the chart pattern recognition technology uses mathematical computations to identify and deliver patterns in
real-time with projected market directions and levels.
- Watch our three-part video tutorial to familiarize yourself with the concepts of charting theory, learn how to fine-tune your scanner results, and discover how this technology helps you in assessing trade opportunities and risks.
*For live accounts only. Practice accounts see completed patterns.
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