Understanding Chart Patterns
Every chart pattern represents crowd psychology—fear, greed, uncertainty, accumulation, or distribution. Institutional traders leave their footprint on charts, and patterns help retail traders align with their moves.
Patterns are formed across all time frames:
1-minute charts for scalping
5–15 minutes for intraday
1 hour for swing trading
Daily/weekly charts for positional trading
The bigger the time frame, the more reliable the pattern.
Every chart pattern represents crowd psychology—fear, greed, uncertainty, accumulation, or distribution. Institutional traders leave their footprint on charts, and patterns help retail traders align with their moves.
Patterns are formed across all time frames:
1-minute charts for scalping
5–15 minutes for intraday
1 hour for swing trading
Daily/weekly charts for positional trading
The bigger the time frame, the more reliable the pattern.
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| Script Coder | Trader | Investor | From India
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| Email: techncialexpress@gmail.com
| Script Coder | Trader | Investor | From India
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