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15 guides in Finabase Learn
- Cup and handle pattern: shape, buy point and how often it works How a cup with handle forms, the guidelines William O’Neil popularized for its depth, length and handle, where the breakout is, and what 31 real cups did next.
- Flags and pennants: trading the pause after a sharp move How bull and bear flags and pennants form after a steep pole, how to measure the target, and how 66 real flags on large US stocks actually performed.
- In-neck candlestick pattern: a bearish continuation line How the in-neck line forms, the narrow TA-Lib band that separates it from on-neck and thrusting lines, and what 31 real in-necks on US stocks did next.
- Marubozu candlestick: the shadowless candle, rules and real data What a white or black marubozu shows, how TA-Lib decides a candle has “no shadows”, why every one is also tagged three other ways, and 1,227 tests.
- On-neck candlestick pattern: when the old low becomes a ceiling Learn the on-neck line, the exact TA-Lib test behind Finabase’s On-Neck marker, a worked and a failed example, and why 82 real cases did not act bearish.
- Rectangle chart pattern: trading ranges, breakouts and targets How to identify a rectangle (trading range), why it has no built-in direction, how to measure the breakout target, and real rectangles that broke up, down and failed.
- Rising and falling three methods: candlestick continuation guide How rising and falling three methods form, the strict and loose parts of TA-Lib’s test, and what 11 real cases on US stocks did over the next two weeks.
- Rising and falling wedge patterns: how to read and trade them How to tell a rising wedge from a falling wedge and from a triangle or channel, where the breakout and target are, and real wedges that broke both ways.
- Side-by-side white lines: the twin-candle gap continuation Learn the upside and downside gap side-by-side white lines, why Finabase labels its markers "Evening Star", and what 63 real cases on US large caps did next.
- Tasuki gap (upside and downside): a gap that holds on a pullback How the upside and downside tasuki gap work, the equal-body rule TA-Lib adds, how it differs from gap three methods, and what 195 real cases did next.
- Three white soldiers candlestick pattern: rules and real results How to identify three white soldiers, the strict shadow rule that makes TA-Lib’s version rare, real examples from Walmart and Citigroup, and what 12 cases did next.
- Three-line strike: the four-candle pattern and its sign trap How the three-line strike forms, why TA-Lib scores it in the direction of the first three candles, and what 20 real strikes on US large caps did next.
- Thrusting candlestick pattern: rules, examples and real results What a thrusting line is, how TA-Lib bounds it between in-neck and piercing, and why 214 real thrusting lines on US stocks did not behave like the bearish label.
- Triangle chart patterns: ascending, descending and symmetrical How to draw ascending, descending and symmetrical triangles, where the breakout and target are, and why real triangles often break the "wrong" way.
- Upside and downside gap three methods: when a gap gets filled How the upside and downside gap three methods form, how TA-Lib separates them from the tasuki gap, and what 194 real cases on 60 US large caps did next.
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