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Chart Patterns

Descending triangle

Pattern Description:

The descending triangle is a bearish formation that usually forms during a downtrend as a continuation pattern and indicates distribution. Once the horizontal line has been broken, the downside target should correspond to the height of the triangle, projected below the horizontal support line. While this pattern is in the process of formation, volume tends to be low but rises substantially on a break of the support line.

How to use Option Watch in XENITH

Kelly Clement shows how to use Option Watch in XENITH Real-Time Market Data and News.

Modern Monetary Theory - Debt without Regret?

by Tobias Straumann

We live in a crazy world. On the one hand, we can observe how the central bank balance sheets are getting bigger and bigger, the national debt exploding and the interest rates hardly move any more. On the other hand, we have noticed that in the midst of the crisis, share prices are skyrocketing, banks are producing excellent annual financial statements and real estate prices are continuing to rise in some places. The question arises: how long can this go on? Put simply, there are three answers:...

Gold/Silver Ratio - Bullish trend for Gold but nearing overbought levels.

2025-05-15 by Tim Straiton

The Gold/Silver ratio is currently flirting with the Fibonacci 61.8% retracement level measured over the entire 65.12 to 119.04 range traded since March 2020 at 98.44. The 14 week relative strength index is at 66% after having reached the 73% level in early April 2025. The MACD-V weekly reading of 202 suggests that this ratio is running into overbought territory and is a warning that downside retracement is a possibility with focus on the rising 40 week moving average at 89.54.

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CSTA

Site Description:

Canadian Society of Technical Analysis