The world of financial markets can shift in moments, and newcomers often find themselves drowning in a sea of numbers, charts ...

A head-and-shoulders pattern can help predict a bullish or bearish reversal. That pattern may form when a stock's price rises to a peak, declines and rises above the previous height to form the head.

If a bearish reversal pattern (eg., bearish engulfing) forms with high volume, it signals aggressive selling pressure and strengthens the bearish outlook. Common mistakes to avoid.

The bearish three black crows chart pattern is a reversal pattern that typically shows up at the end of an uptrend. It consists of three candlesticks that all close lower than the previous candle.

However, the following bearish candle will gap up before trending down. The confirmation candle will also be bearish and may also gap down, depending on the strength of the reversal. There are a few ...

Despite a bullish weekly breakout, natural gas encountered strong resistance, and back-to-back shooting star patterns hint at ...

Bearish Reversal Candle Combined With Extreme Bullish Sentiment. Gold's chart pattern is highly bearish after failing to hold gains above $2,000.

If there are clear markers for impending reversal, the sudden reversal in investor sentiment becomes validated within the scope of the pattern. Without this context, there’s always the chance a harami ...

January’s XRP (XRP) price rally risks hitting a point of exhaustion due to an emerging bearish reversal signal. XRP has surged nearly 50% in January, briefly topping $3.39 on Jan. 18, its ...

The bearish reversal from a head and shoulders pattern is likely to continue as the technicals deteriorate again. Q4 earnings were strong as the recovery in revenue growth continued, while cash ...

A Daily Close Below 1,969 is Bearish. There is a support zone in gold from this week’s low of 1,969 down to the previous swing low at 1,950. However, given that this week is almost over, the ...

2. Ascending/descending triangles. Ascending and descending triangles are known as continuation chart patterns . (bullish and bearish, respectively).An ascending triangle, for example, consists of ...