Chart Analysis and Chart Pattern Recognition – Falling Wedge Pattern.

A falling wedge pattern is a triangle formation with noticeable slant to the downside. It represents the loss of the downside momentum on each successive low and has a bullish bias. The falling wedges pattern usually marks a reversal in a downtrend. In an uptrend, the falling wedge pattern is considered as a continuation pattern. As with other triangle formations, volume usually diminishes as price rise and then increases during the breakout.
Falling Wedge Screening page presents a list of stocks forming Falling Wedge Pattern.
Tips:
# 1 To confirm the loss of the downside momentum at the reversal point, see bullish divergence on technical indicators.
# 2 For the best results, chart patterns should be considered together with other technical analysis signals and technical trading techniques.

Stock Chart Patterns.

The price chart is the result of the activity of all market participants. It reflects periods of high expectations, greed and fear. As with most emotional human activities, it presents different patterns. Chart analysis and pattern recognition provide useful information for technical analysis, trend analysis, and market timing signals for technical trading. Trendlines and chart patterns can be analyzed in different time frames: from intraday, daily and weekly frames, up to multi-year patterns. It is the best practice to analyze patterns in conjunction with other technical indicators. Each price pattern is formed by several smaller sub waves. At least 3 – 4 subwaves are required to perform a reliable pattern screening. We use a minimal required number of sub waves for an earlier pattern recognition screener. On the other hand, a pattern formed with more subwaves is more reliable.

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Index column presents the index name.
Tips:
– Move the cursor over the index name to see the index symbol.
– Click on the index name to redirect to the technical signals details page.

Symbol column presents a list of symbols that match the selected criteria.
Tips:
– Move the cursor over the symbol to see the full name.
– Click on the symbol to redirect to the technical signals details page.

Weekly Column represents a stock close price at the last business day
of the previos week and weekly price change.

GFI columns present daily and weekly Greed/Fear Indicator (GFI). The Greed/Fear Indicator is TheGreedyTrader.com proprietary stochastic market sentiment indicator that fluctuates from 0% to 100%. A stock with GFI higher than 70% indicates a high greed and low fear market sentiments and is considered to be an overbought signal. Lower than 30% GFI indicates high fear and low greed market sentiments and it is considered to be an oversold signal.
Tips:
– Green color presents an oversold signal
– Bold green font presents strong oversold signal
– Red color presents an overbought signal
– Bold red font presents a strong overbought signal
– Click on the column header to sort records in ascending/descending order (subscribers only).

Oscillators columns – "Daily" and "Weekly" columns show technical indicators alerts icon. An icon has three vertical bars. From left to right they represent Relative Strength Index (RSI), Williams' Percentage Range (W%R) and Lane's Stochastic (%D–Slow).
Tips:
– Short yellow bar represents neutral (no alerts) indicator
– Medium green bar represents oversold alert
– High green bar represents strong oversold alert
– Medium red bar represents overbought alert
– High red bar represents strong overbought alert
– An icon with a red border represents a bearish divergence alert and an icon with a green border represents bullish divergence.
– To see the detailed information about the technical indicators and divergence, place the cursor over an icon. A tool tip popup window will come up.
– Click on the icon to see detailed technical indicators and divergence information in a separate window.
– Click on the column header to sort records in ascending/descending order (subscribers only).

Trend Analysis columns – daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly trends details are presented by trend alert icons. An icon indicates trend pattern and status (valid, testing trend support, testing trend resistance, broken trend support, broken trend resistance).
Tips:
– To see detailed trend analysis information, place the cursor over an icon. A tool tip popup window will come up.
– Click on the icon to see detailed trend analysis information in a separate popup window.
– Click on the column header to sort records in ascending/descending order (subscribers only).

Ranking columns – "Sector" and "Industry" columns represent Sector and Industry overbought/oversold Rank. Sectors are ranked from 1 to 10 (the higher number represents more overbought sector). The industries are ranked from 1 to 216 (the higher number represents more overbought industry). The rank can be used for sector and industry rotation.
Tips:
– Move the cursor over the rank to see the Sector/Industry name as a tool tip.
– Click on the "Sector" rank to see the Sector overbought/oversold indicators by Industry.
– Click on the "Industry" rank to see the detailed technical indicators for Industry members.
– Click on the column header to sort records in ascending/descending order (subscribers only).

Technical Signals column displays the number of advanced weekly technical signals for each symbol. An advanced technical screener represents more than 30 signals.
Tips:
– Click on the number-link to see the list of the technical signals for the selected symbol.

Technical Rank column represents advanced technical alerts: downtrend exhaustion, downtrend broken resistance, uptrend support, uptrend exhaustion, uptrend broken support, and downtrend resistance. Stars (0 to 5) represent an alert rank. The higher rank indicates that more technical indicators confirm the signal.
Tips:
– Move the cursor over an icon to see the alert name.
– Click on the icon to redirect to the technical signals details page.
– Click on the column header to sort records in ascending/descending order (subscribers only).

Candlesticks Column shows the weekly list of the Candlestick patterns.
Tips:
– Move the cursor over an icon to see the Candlestick pattern names and dates.
– Click on the icon to see the candlestick chart popup window with the weekly list of Candlestick patterns.
– Click on the column header to sort records in ascending/descending order (subscribers only).

Watch List Column: click on the "+" sign to add symbol to your watch list. You can view your "Watch List" technical analysis by selecting "Watch List" menu item under the "Analysis" menu. You should be logged in to use the "Watch List" functionality.

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Chart Analysis and Chart Pattern Recognition – Falling Wedge Pattern.

Stock Chart Patterns.