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Chart Patterns

Ascending Triangle

Pattern Description:

In an ascending triangle, one trendline is drawn horizontally at a level that has historically prevented the price from heading higher, while the second trendline connects a series of increasing troughs. Traders enter into long positions when the price of the asset breaks above the top resistance. An ascending triangle is generally considered to be a continuation pattern, meaning that it is usually found amid a period of consolidation within an uptrend. Once the breakout occurs, buyers will aggressively send the price of the asset higher, usually on high volume. The most common price target is generally set to be equal to the entry price plus the vertical height of the triangle.
Ascending Triangle

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When to get in and out of a trade

In the brief video, Greg Lewis demonstrates how the MetaStock Expert Advisor helps you to determine when to enter and exit a trade.

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

Bullish exhaustion evident in the BTC/ETH Ratio

2025-05-21 by Tim Straiton

Current price of the BTC/ETH Ratio is 41.71. After an impressive bull run from 12.20 in September 2022 to a high of 53.53 in April 2025, this ratio is showing signs of bullish exhaustion and further downside can be expected towards the Fibonacci 50% retracement level at 33 which nearly coincides with the rising 40 week moving average at 33.79. A trendline break in the 14 week relative strength index also suggests impending weakness.


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IFTA

Site Description:

The International Federation of Technical Analysts
http://www.ifta.org/