When trading using chart patterns, bear in mind that pattern failures do occur and "a pattern is not a pattern until it is completed".
For example, the inverse head and shoulder pattern has eight basic components before the pattern completes; namely:
- A prior downtrend
- A left shoulder follows by a correction rally to the neckline
- A decline to a new low to form the "head" portion
- A rally towards the neckline again
- A third decline to the right shoulder
- A break above the neckline and forms a new high
- A throwback towards the neckline
- A rally upwards and breaks the new high resistance
Otherwise, the prior trend should be considered as remains intact.
IMPORTANT NOTE: a price close below the neckline will invalidate the inverse head and shoulder pattern.
Below is the daily chart for comparison purpose:
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