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Delivering technical research of the financial markets
and offering professional guidance for those who wish to improve their trading performance.

Chart Patterns

Rising Wedge

Pattern Description:

A rising wedge which is a reversal pattern, is formed by higher highs and higher lows. It is a bearish formation and requires a prior upward trend from which to make a reversal.
Rising Wedge

Featured Video

Bollinger Band System on MetaStock

This presentation is a demonstration of the Bollinger Band System Add-On for MetaStock. It is a good explanation or what Bollinger Bands are and how they work with MetaStock.

Featured Article

The Pin Bar Candlestick Pattern

by Tim Straiton
Pin bars belong to the most high probability reversal candlestick patterns which exist.  Both bullish and bearish pin bars have a long wick and a very short body. A bullish pin bar should have opening and closing levels as close to the wick high as possible. Whether a close higher than the opening is ideal but of secondary importance. Look for the appearance of a bullish pin bar after a prolonged market decline. A pattern confirmation requires the following close to be higher than...
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Technical Review

A look at the gold/silver ratio

2026-06-29 by Tim Straiton

The gold to silver ratio is currently trading at 69.75 and has broken above the falling 200 day moving average of 66.50. The question now arises as to whether there is more upside potential in this ratio, or will the Fibonacci 38.2% retracement level of 68.37, based on the entire 45.92 to 104.70 range traded between April 2025 and January 2026 act as a magnet.

Based on the current bearish technical outlook for all precious metals and the appearance of higher highs and higher lows on this ratio, further upside fantasy towards 75.30 and thereafter towards 82.24 could well become reality.


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CSTA

Site Description:

Canadian Society of Technical Analysis
http://www.csta.org/