# triangle

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- [Market Candlesticks Show Who's In Charge](/market-candlesticks-show-whos-in-charge/): A bullish engulfing pattern is typically considered to be a trend reversal pattern.
- [How We Derive Meaning from Market Candlesticks](/how-we-derive-meaning-from-market-candlesticks/): The individual candlesticks that form throughout each and every trading day have their own significant meaning.
- [Simplifying the Symmetrical Triangle Pattern](/simplifying-the-symmetrical-triangle-pattern/): The symmetrical triangle pattern is defined by a descending resistance level and an ascending support level.
- [Path of Least Resistance Still Lower](/path-of-least-resistance-still-lower/): It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that the path of least resistance for this market is still to the downside...
- [Breaking Down the Triple Top Pattern](/breaking-down-the-triple-top-pattern/): Today, we're going to follow up on last week's "triple bottom" discussion by talking about its bearish counterpart, the "triple top" pattern.
- [Changing Trends with the Triple Bottom Pattern](/changing-trends-with-the-triple-bottom-pattern/): Just like the "double bottom" pattern we've covered previously, the "triple bottom" is a trend reversal pattern.
- [Your Guide to the Double Top Pattern](/your-guide-to-the-double-top-pattern/): The double top begins when the price touches overhead resistance twice. However, it is only confirmed once the price breaks below support.
- [Where's the Best Place to Sell Stocks Short?](/wheres-the-best-place-to-sell-stocks-short/): Stan Weinstein is one of the godfathers of technical analysis and a big proponent of stage analysis, which I have written about in length.
- [Double Down or Double Trouble?](/double-down-or-double-trouble/): Today, we're going to continue our ongoing chart pattern series with a pattern we'd all like to see take place in the broad market...
- [Why High Prices Are Here to Stay](/why-high-prices-are-here-to-stay/): Prices are up for just about everything. But don’t expect them to come back down. At best, this is the new normal.
- [Move Out of the Way When You See This Bearish Chart Pattern](/move-out-of-the-way-when-you-see-this-bearish-chart-pattern/): Today, we're going to cover the "Descending Triangle" pattern, which is the bearish variation of the "Ascending Triangle" chart pattern.
- [Take Your Charts to the Next Level with This Bullish Pattern](/take-your-charts-to-the-next-level-with-this-bullish-pattern/): Today, we're going to cover the "Ascending Triangle" pattern, which is typically a bullish continuation pattern.