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Multi-Timeframe Structure and Supply Observations-Green Broadening Pattern A distinct broadening pattern is forming, mapped out by the green lines on the daily chart. This structure highlights expanding volatility, which often captures both swing highs and lows as price oscillates between opposing boundaries. -Monthly High-Low Anchors The orange horizontal lines represent the high and low of the first monthly candle, visible on the right—these serve as crucial long-term reference levels. -Purple Box and Monthly Supply Manipulation Up near the orange monthly resistance, the purple box marks a period of price interaction and ‘manipulation’ around the top supply. This box encapsulates a classic area where aggressive sellers and liquidity seekers converge, sometimes engineering fakeouts or squeezes before the real direction is chosen. -Equilibrium and Rounded Higher Lows Within the broadening pattern, a clear equilibrium zone is formed (represented by the midline drawn through the structure). This acts as a median for price oscillations and often becomes a pivot for both upward and downward moves. The two semi-circular white arcs on the left chart illustrate the emergence of higher lows -Context from Monthly Timeframe On the right, the monthly chart remains essential for framing all of the above This analysis is solely observational and intended for educational purposes. No forecasts or trade signals are provided. Please exercise full discretion and undertake your own due diligence before making any trading decisions.
NSE:LAXMIINDIALong
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Emerging Symmetry: Spotting Recurrent Patterns on the WtfNoticing an interesting structural similarity on the weekly chart, where a previous impulsive move (highlighted) was followed by a prolonged corrective phase confined within dynamic support and resistance lines. The current price action is developing above a rising support and beneath a descending trendline, reflecting the classic ingredients of compression after expansion seen earlier. This type of setup warrants attention for those studying recurring market behaviours and pattern symmetry. No directional bias—just a pure market structure observation drawn from historical context.
NSE:INFIBEAMLong
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Unlocking Chart Vision: Why One Breakout Isn’t EnoughRetail traders often gravitate towards the familiar—you’ll notice on the right chart, a classic breakout above the counter trendline (CT) is the “go-to” setup most focus on. This approach is common, but it can signal limited experience or a lack of exposure to complex, multi-pattern scenarios. As a full-time trader, my scanning process involves viewing charts through a multi-pattern lens, not just relying on a single breakout narrative. On the left chart, you’ll spot another prominent CT in red—this additional hurdle isn’t always visible to less experienced eyes. Notably, a hidden parallel channel (orange) adds further nuance, underscoring the importance of assessing every structure before deciding on bias or trade management. This post is purely observational—there’s no forecasting or trade advice here. The goal is to highlight why expanding your pattern recognition toolkit and investing more screen time can reveal deeper price action dynamics often missed in simplistic approaches. If you want to bring your technical analysis to a professional level, start looking for what’s not immediately obvious!
NSE:ICILLong
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Breakaway Gap Up Breakout — A Powerful StudyThis post analyzes breakaway gap up breakouts with multiple chart examples, illustrating how price leaps above well-tested trendline resistance without a retest, triggering strong upward momentum. Main Report What is a Breakaway Gap Up Breakout? A breakaway gap up breakout occurs when the price gaps above a resistance trendline that has been tested multiple times, but instead of interacting with the resistance, the price opens substantially higher, leaving a noticeable gap. This phenomenon signals strong demand and often marks the beginning of a sustained price rally Chart Observations - Left-side examples (Godfrey Phillips & JK Lakshmi Cement): Both charts show prices repeatedly hitting a descending trendline resistance. Unlike typical breakouts, the price did not touch or retest the resistance before breaking out; instead, it jumped above with a clear gap up. This is the classic signature of a breakaway gap. Following the breakout, continuation moves are observed, confirming the bullish momentum. - Right-side example (Power Grid Corp): Here, the price similarly clears a major resistance following several rejection points. The breakout is accompanied by a gap and swift follow-up buying, exemplifying the reliability of the breakaway gap pattern Key Traits of Breakaway Gap Ups -Occur after prolonged resistance tests. -Price gaps above resistance without retesting or shadowing. -Often lead to strong follow-through and trend continuation. -Frequently signal institutional participation or a major sentiment shift.
NSE:GODFRYPHLPLong
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Volume Contraction Pattern Amidst Dual TrendlinesThe chart reveals important price structure and behavior over the past 18 months, featuring both a prominent counter trend line (marked in red) and a long-term support trendline (marked in green). Each element signifies distinct phases of supply absorption and buyer interest. • Counter Trend Line (Red): This line has consistently acted as a pivot for multiple lower highs, reflecting the presence of vigilant sellers at each attempt to move higher. Multiple reaction points along this line indicate repeated supply emergence whenever price approached the zone, especially after sharp rallies earlier in the trend. • Support Trend Line (Green): The green upward-sloping line marks sequential higher lows. This support axis has been respected multiple times, hinting at growing accumulation at each retest despite temporary price weakness in the broader market. The curvatures at lows (forming cup-like bases) display periods of volatility contraction and constructive price action as buyers step in at successively higher prices. • VCP Dynamics: The pattern visible in the chart exhibits systematic contraction in the price swings. Each corrective structure—characterized by the curved reactions at support—shows a shrinking amplitude in both price and volume. This VCP sequence typically points toward consistent supply absorption, with sellers getting exhausted at lower levels after each contraction. The emergence of strong green candles with above-average volume near the support line often signals a revitalization of demand forces, as seen recently.
NSE:OBEROIRLTYLong
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Supply-Demand Squeeze: Symmetrical Triangle at the Flip zoneWitness a textbook supply-demand play on the monthly chart of Bharat Wire Ropes Ltd. as price contracts above a major zone conversion! The chart highlights a high-probability symmetrical triangle pattern—marked with a red counter trendline (lower highs) and a green trendline (higher lows). This powerful squeeze forms right at the intersection of key supply and demand zones. - Both supply (resistance) and demand (support) have been mapped for clear zone analysis. - The symmetrical triangle shows classic price contraction - Red line: Counter trendline connecting lower highs. - Green line: Trendline connecting higher lows. Disclaimer: This Observation / Post is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please do your own research and consult with a financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
NSE:BHARATWIRELong
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Symmetrical Triangle Breakout Watch | Sequent Scientific-Red line marks a key counter trendline (resistance) from previous swing highs, acting as a short-term ceiling. -Green line indicates the primary trendline (support) from recent swing lows, showing steady price strength. -Hidden dashed lines reveal underlying resistance zones, adding complexity to potential breakout levels. -The overall chart displays a large symmetrical triangle pattern—a classic consolidation setup, Simple . - Disclaimer: Trading involves significant risk and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research, consider seeking advice from a qualified financial advisor, and trade only with capital you can afford to lose.
NSE:SEQUENTLong
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Monthly Market Regime: Supply-to-Demand Shift Framed by ParallelTheme 1: Regime Shift A prior supply pocket has matured into a demand base as monthly closes repeatedly sustained above the zone Theme 2: Channel Governance A clean, supportive parallel channel has developed; price has been guided by its rails, offering objective context for expansion and contraction phases on the higher timeframe Theme 3: Higher Highs, Higher Lows Successive higher highs align with the channel’s upper boundary acting as dynamic headwinds, while higher lows respect the supportive green line, preserving trend health. Theme 4: Counter Trendline (CT) The white CT outlines the corrective path within the advance, visually separating pullback structure from primary momentum Disclaimer: Technical analysis provides probability-based insights. Always implement proper risk management and consider multiple timeframe confirmations before executing trades.
NSE:INDBANKLong
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Multi-Pattern Insights: Triangle & Channel Structures (Timeframe: Monthly) IOLCP's monthly chart perfectly demonstrates how triangle patterns (converging trendlines creating compression) can coexist with parallel channel patterns (equidistant support/resistance lines). Triangle formations indicate price consolidation with diminishing volatility, while parallel channels show consistent bounce zones between defined boundaries. This multi-timeframe view reveals how experienced chartists identify multiple technical structures within a single timeframe—enhancing pattern recognition skills. Understanding these foundational concepts helps distinguish between different consolidation types and their structural characteristics. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always conduct your own research before making any trading decisions.
NSE:IOLCPLong
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Multi-Timeframe Strength | KIOCL> On the Weekly Timeframe (left), price has gone through extended consolidation phases with counter-trendline breaks and zones of supply transitioning into demand. > On the Monthly Timeframe (right), the broader structure highlights Higher Highs and Higher Lows, providing a clear larger-picture context. > Key Takeaway: Multi-timeframe alignment showcases structural clarity — from consolidation and shifts on the weekly to trend progression on the monthly.
NSE:KIOCLLong
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Multi-Timeframe Study: Consolidations and Patterns📝 Description: 1️⃣ MTF (Monthly) – Displays a broad consolidation structure with a hidden broadening formation and notable volume clusters marked in recent candles. 2️⃣ DTF (Daily) – Highlights an ascending triangle structure, with clear range boundaries and price compression before expansion. 3️⃣ 15MIN (Intraday) – Shows that the maximum price movement and volume activity occurred on a single candle, illustrating how momentum often concentrates in short bursts. This chart setup serves as an educational view across multiple timeframes, showing how higher- and lower-TF structures can align. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is purely for educational and structural analysis purposes. Not financial advice.
NSE:MAHEPCLong
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A Classic Inverted Head & Shoulders What we’re looking at here is a textbook inverted head & shoulders formation unfolding on the chart. 🔴 & ⚪ – show the prior lower high, lower low continuation of the downtrend. ⚪ – represents the head, formed with a solid consolidation base. 🟢 – marks the structure shift, where the market starts printing higher lows. 🟡 – the counter trendline / neckline of this pattern, which price has now tested. This structural shift is Highlight of this Post Disclaimer: This post is purely for chart structuring and educational discussion. It is not a buy/sell recommendation or investment tip. Always do your own research before making trading decisions.
NSE:HINDWAREAPLong
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Behind the Inverted Head & Shoulders – Beyond the ObviousThe Inverted Head & Shoulders isn’t just a pattern—it’s a storyline of market sentiment shifting gears. Here’s the anatomy: Step 1: Price creates a low and bounces. Step 2: It returns to the same zone but pushes deeper, making traders believe a downtrend is locked in. Step 3: The market snaps back with a V-shaped recovery—a sign of aggressive buying pressure. Step 4: A higher low forms, confirming that sellers are losing control. Step 5: Price revisits the neckline (trendline resistance), testing whether buyers can truly take charge. This isn’t prediction—it’s recognition. Recognizing this shift early is what separates reactive traders from strategic ones.
NSE:DEEDEVLong
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2500 Days of Structure? CUP & HANDLE Decoded!📌Left Side (Chart 1: Monthly TF) 🧠 Cup and Handle Pattern: A bullish continuation pattern that resembles the shape of a tea cup on longer timeframes. The “cup” shows a gradual rounded bottom (accumulation phase), followed by a smaller downward or sideways "handle" (last shakeout), often before strength resumes. It reflects long-term accumulation and investor confidence. 📈 Cup Duration in this case : 1277 days (approx. 3.5 years) 🧠Parallel Channel (Handle): A price structure where two trendlines contain price movement within a defined up or down slope. Often marks controlled consolidation or correction — neither side is dominating, until one breaks. 📈 Handle Formation in this case : 1250 days (approx. 3.4 years) 📌 Right Side (Chart 2: Weekly TF) 🧠 This is the zoom lens on the handle zone: 📍A key Demand Zone was breached temporarily… but reclaimed with conviction. 📍 Strong re-acceptance and consolidation followed, showing organized price behavior. 📍 The upper trendline of the parallel channel is where price recently pushed through — again, no forecasting — just a structural breakout from a well-defined zone.
NSE:RAINLong
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HESTERBIO – A Pattern Inside a Pattern Inside a Pattern!🔍 Here’s what stands out on the Weekly Chart: 1️⃣ Broadening Pattern – Larger structure with higher highs and lower lows, indicating expanding volatility. 2️⃣ Counter Trendline Break – A smaller, random pattern within the broadening formation showing V-shape recoveries and trend shifts. 3️⃣ Bullish Pennant – A compact consolidation pattern just before a strong breakout leg. This is a great example of how multiple time-frame structures and nested patterns can co-exist—each adding another layer to market behavior.
NSE:HESTERBIOLong
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BALAJEE - Descending Triangle Meets Multi-Pattern ConfluenceOn the daily chart of Balajee, price action has formed a descending triangle right at the lower end of the trend: 🔻 Lower highs consistently pressuring horizontal support. 🟩 Price sitting within a clear demand zone, adding significance to the structure. 📊 Volume tapering off through consolidation, a classic triangle trait. 📐 Presence of a hidden counter-trend line (dotted) hinting at a potential broadening formation — showing a rare multi-pattern overlap. Such setups are important not for predicting price, but for understanding how multiple structures can interact. ⚠️ Purely educational observation — no buy/sell advice.
NSE:BALAJEELong
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Squeezed by Structure – When Trendlines and Flip Zones CollideThis chart presents an interesting interaction between structure and zone dynamics without adhering to a textbook pattern name. The price is being squeezed within a random, yet well-defined structural form, shaped by the forces of support and resistance. 📌 Key Structural Notes: 🟠 Active Counter Trendline (CT) – Acting as overhead resistance, capping price for several weeks. 🟢 Rising Trendline (T) – Offering a base of support, encouraging higher lows and structural tightening. 🟫 Supply-Demand Flip Zone – A previously reactive supply zone now serving a dual role, showing consistent relevance to price behavior. 🟥 Major Supply Overhead – Remains untested, yet significant from a broader structure perspective. Rather than labeling this as a triangle or cup-handle, it’s more about how CT and T are working together to compress price into a decision area. The presence of the flip zone adds to the friction, making this a valuable case to observe from a structural and behavioral standpoint. 🧠 Not a prediction or setup – just a visual study of how structure evolves when opposing pressures meet within a contextual zone.
NSE:PNBGILTSLong
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Powerful Monthly Channel | Clean Price Structure Across📉 Description: -This is a classic example of a broadening falling channel on the Monthly Time Frame (MTF), where the counter-trendline (CT) has just been taken out by a strong bullish candle. Volume confirms the strength 📌What makes this setup particularly interesting: -MTF structure: Despite a series of lower lows on the monthly, it has respected the broad structure of the falling channel throughout. -WTF/DTF structure: Weekly and Daily timeframes are making higher lows (HLs), -Price behavior: Clean reaction to the trendline and no choppiness around breakout — this reflects a well-absorbed selling zone ⚠️ This is not a forecast, not a call or tip — just me charting what I see. Drop any doubts in the comments.
NSE:ALKYLAMINELong
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