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Technical Analysis Blog 22nd August 2025
access_time 2025-08-22T06:36:24.144Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Understanding Horizontal Resistance Breakouts In the world of technical analysis, breakouts are among the most powerful patterns traders use to identify potential trading opportunities. One of the most reliable and widely observed breakout patterns is the Horizontal Resistance Breakout. Whether you'...
Technical Analysis Blog 21st August 2025
access_time 2025-08-21T07:08:21.544Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Mastering the Descending Channel Breakout Strategy Among the many chart patterns used in technical analysis, breakouts often provide some of the most actionable trading opportunities. One particularly powerful setup is the Descending Parallel Channel Breakout on the Upside. While the channel itself ...
Technical Analysis Blog 20th August 2025
access_time 2025-08-20T06:59:31.296Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Exploring the Cup and Handle Pattern Chart patterns provide traders with valuable clues about potential price movements while doing technical analysis. One of the most reliable continuation patterns is the Cup and Handle formation. Understanding the Cup and Handle pattern can help you anticipate bul...
Technical Analysis Blog 19th August 2025
access_time 2025-08-19T05:47:38.121Z face CA Rachana Ranade
When the Trend Peaks: Decoding the Head and Shoulders Pattern Learning chart patterns enable traders to anticipate potential trend reversals and structure their trades accordingly. One of the most reliable bearish reversal patterns is the Head and Shoulders. Identifying this formation early can help...
Technical Analysis Blog 18th August 2025
access_time 2025-08-18T06:45:15.16Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Understanding the Flag and Pole Pattern Chart patterns are essential tools in the arsenal of any technical trader. Among the most powerful continuation patterns is the Flag and Pole formation, which signals the potential for a strong move in the direction of the existing trend. Recognizing this patt...