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In this article we cover what a gap on a stock means, and a trading strategy for a gap on a stock.

The Hammer Pattern is a common pattern that traders look for when trying to play for a rebound to the upside. In this article I show you what it is, how to identify it, and how to trade it.

Bullish Pennants and Bearish Pennants are some of the oldest, yet reliable chart patterns an option trader needs to learn. In this article we discuss what they are, how to identify them and how trade them!

It’s important to be familiar with reversal chart patterns. Once you employ these chart patterns it can take your option trading to the next level!

The Head and Shoulder Pattern is a classic chart pattern that indicates a strong reversal in the trend. In this article we discuss what it is, and if the pattern is bullish or bearish.

In this article we discuss how to identify double top and double bottom chart patterns. We also discuss if each pattern is bullish or bearish.

Megaphone patterns are tricky to spot because it takes weeks or even months to form–but can make great swing trades once you catch them. In this article we discuss what it is, and if they’re bullish or bearish.

Diamond patterns can be a very profitable chart pattern for any trader. In this article we discuss how to identify a diamond pattern, and if they’re bullish or bearish.

Bull flags and bear flags are some of the oldest, yet reliable chart patterns an option trader needs to learn. In this article we discuss what they are, how to identify them and how trade them!

In this article we discuss how to identify triple top and triple bottom chart patterns. We also discuss if each pattern is bullish or bearish.