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Chart patterns

Mason Mmmmunch English 138 cards

Double Top: Two upward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is downward.

Cards in this deck (138)

1—Triple Tops: Three distinct minor highs at about the same
price level. Breakout is downward.
2—Triple Tops: Three distinct minor highs at about the same
price level. Breakout is downward.
3—Triple Tops: Three distinct minor highs at about the same
price level. Breakout is downward.
4—Triple Bottoms: Three distinct minor lows at about the same
price. Breakout is upward.
5—Triple Bottoms: Three distinct minor lows at about the same
price. Breakout is upward.
6—Triple Bottoms: Three distinct minor lows at about the same
price. Breakout is upward.
7—Symmetrical Triangle: Price forms lower highs and higher lows following two sloping trend lines that eventually
intersect. The breakout is upward.
8—Symmetrical Triangle: Price forms lower highs and higher lows following two sloping trend lines that eventually
intersect. The breakout is upward.
9—Symmetrical Triangle: Price forms lower highs and higher lows following two sloping trend lines that eventually
intersect. The breakout is upward.
10—Rounding Bottoms: A saucerlike concave price turn. Breakout is upward.
11—Rounding Bottoms: A saucerlike concave price turn. Breakout is upward.
12—Rounding Bottoms: A saucerlike concave price turn. Breakout is upward.
13—Rising Wedges: An upward price spiral bounded by two intersecting, up-sloping trend lines. Breakout is upward.
14—Rising Wedges: An upward price spiral bounded by two intersecting, up-sloping trend lines. Breakout is upward.
15—Rising Wedges: An upward price spiral bounded by two intersecting, up-sloping trend lines. Breakout is upward.
16—Rounding Tops: As prices move up, they curve around and then breakout upward.
17—Rounding Tops: As prices move up, they curve around and then breakout upward.
18—Rounding Tops: As prices move up, they curve around and then breakout upward.
19—Rectangle Tops: Prices trend up to the formation and then oscillate between two horizontal trend lines before breaking out upward.
20—Rectangle Tops: Prices trend up to the formation and then oscillate between two horizontal trend lines before breaking out upward.
21—Rectangle Tops: Prices trend up to the formation and then oscillate between two horizontal trend lines before breaking out upward.
22—Rectangle Bottoms: Prices trend down to the formation and then oscillate between two horizontal trend lines before breaking out upward.
23—Rectangle Bottoms: Prices trend down to the formation and then oscillate between two horizontal trend lines before breaking out upward.
24—Rectangle Bottoms: Prices trend down to the formation and then oscillate between two horizontal trend lines before breaking out upward.
25—Reversed Descending Triangle: Horizontal top with lower lows following a down-sloping trend line. Breakout is upward.
26—Reversed Descending Triangle: Horizontal top with lower lows following a down-sloping trend line. Breakout is upward.
27—Reversed Descending Triangle: Horizontal top with lower lows following a down-sloping trend line. Breakout is upward.
28—Pipe Tops: Two adjacent upward price spikes on the weekly chart. Breakout is downward.
29—Pipe Tops: Two adjacent upward price spikes on the weekly chart. Breakout is downward.
30—Pipe Tops: Two adjacent upward price spikes on the weekly chart. Breakout is downward.
31—Reversed Ascending Triangle: Horizontal bottom with higher highs following an up-sloping trend line. Breakout is upward.
32—Reversed Ascending Triangle: Horizontal bottom with higher highs following an up-sloping trend line. Breakout is upward.
33—Reversed Ascending Triangle: Horizontal bottom with higher highs following an up-sloping trend line. Breakout is upward.
34—Pennants: A short triangle bounded by two converging trend lines. Breakout is upward.
35—Pennants: A short triangle bounded by two converging trend lines. Breakout is upward.
36—Pennants: A short triangle bounded by two converging trend lines. Breakout is upward.
37—Pipe Bottoms: Two adjacent, downward price spikes on the weekly chart Breakout is upward.
38—Pipe Bottoms: Two adjacent, downward price spikes on the weekly chart Breakout is upward.
39—Pipe Bottoms: Two adjacent, downward price spikes on the weekly chart Breakout is upward.
40—Measured Move Down: Prices move down, retrace, and then move down again. Breakout is downward.
41—Measured Move Down: Prices move down, retrace, and then move down again. Breakout is downward.
42—Measured Move Down: Prices move down, retrace, and then move down again. Breakout is downward.
43—Measured Move Up: Prices move up, retrace, and then move up again. Breakout is upward.
44—Measured Move Up: Prices move up, retrace, and then move up again. Breakout is upward.
45—Measured Move Up: Prices move up, retrace, and then move up again. Breakout is upward.
46—Long Island: A price island set off by gaps, usually at unequal prices. Breakout is upward.
47—Long Island: A price island set off by gaps, usually at unequal prices. Breakout is upward.
48—Long Island: A price island set off by gaps, usually at unequal prices. Breakout is upward.
49—Cup with Handle, Inverted: Price follows the shape of an inverted cup followed by a handle. Price breaks out
downward.
50—Cup with Handle, Inverted: Price follows the shape of an inverted cup followed by a handle. Price breaks out
downward.
51—Cup with Handle, Inverted: Price follows the shape of an inverted cup followed by a handle. Price breaks out
downward.
52—Descending and Inverted Scallop: Looks like an upside down J. Breakout is downward.
53—Descending and Inverted Scallop: Looks like an upside down J. Breakout is downward.
54—Descending and Inverted Scallop: Looks like an upside down J. Breakout is downward.
55—Island Reversals: Prices gap up to the formation and then gap down at the same price level, leaving an island. Breakout is downward.
56—Island Reversals: Prices gap up to the formation and then gap down at the same price level, leaving an island. Breakout is downward.
57—Island Reversals: Prices gap up to the formation and then gap down at the same price level, leaving an island. Breakout is downward.
58—Flags, High and Tight: A consolidation region of several days to several weeks long after a stock doubles in
price. Breakout is upward.
59—Flags, High and Tight: A consolidation region of several days to several weeks long after a stock doubles in
price. Breakout is upward.
60—Flags, High and Tight: A consolidation region of several days to several weeks long after a stock doubles in
price. Breakout is upward.
61—Head-and-Shoulders: Three-peak formation with center peak taller than the others. Breakout is downard.
62—Head-and-Shoulders: Three-peak formation with center peak taller than the others. Breakout is downard.
63—Head-and-Shoulders: Three-peak formation with center peak taller than the others. Breakout is downard.
64—Head-and-Shoulders Inverted: Three-valley formation with center valley lower than the others. Breakout is upward.
65—Head-and-Shoulders Inverted: Three-valley formation with center valley lower than the others. Breakout is upward.
66—Head-and-Shoulders Inverted: Three-valley formation with center valley lower than the others. Breakout is upward.
67—Three Falling Peaks: Three peaks, each with a price lower than the previous and proportional to one another. Breakout is downward.
68—Three Falling Peaks: Three peaks, each with a price lower than the previous and proportional to one another. Breakout is downward.
69—Three Falling Peaks: Three peaks, each with a price lower than the previous and proportional to one another. Breakout is downward.
70—Three Rising Valleys: Three minor lows, each higher than the prior one. Breakout is upward.
71—Three Rising Valleys: Three minor lows, each higher than the prior one. Breakout is upward.
72—Three Rising Valleys: Three minor lows, each higher than the prior one. Breakout is upward.
73—Falling Wedges: A downward price spiral bounded by two intersecting, down-sloping trend lines. Breakout is upward.
74—Falling Wedges: A downward price spiral bounded by two intersecting, down-sloping trend lines. Breakout is upward.
75—Falling Wedges: A downward price spiral bounded by two intersecting, down-sloping trend lines. Breakout is upward.
76—Horn Bottoms: Two downward price spikes separated by a week on the weekly chart. Breakout is upward.
77—Horn Bottoms: Two downward price spikes separated by a week on the weekly chart. Breakout is upward.
78—Horn Bottoms: Two downward price spikes separated by a week on the weekly chart. Breakout is upward.
79—Flags: A short sloping rectangle bounded by two parallel trend lines. Breakout is upward.
80—Flags: A short sloping rectangle bounded by two parallel trend lines. Breakout is upward.
81—Flags: A short sloping rectangle bounded by two parallel trend lines. Breakout is upward.
82—Double Top: Two upward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is downward.
83—Double Top: Two upward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is downward.
84—Double Top: Two upward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is downward.
85—Double Bottom: Two downward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is upward.
86—Double Bottom: Two downward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is upward.
87—Double Bottom: Two downward peaks separated in time but near the same price. Breakout is upward.
88—Diamond Tops: Diamond pattern forms after an upward price trend. Breakout is upward.
89—Diamond Tops: Diamond pattern forms after an upward price trend. Breakout is upward.
90—Diamond Tops: Diamond pattern forms after an upward price trend. Breakout is upward.
91—Diamond Bottoms: Diamond pattern forms after a downward price trend. Breakout is upward.
92—Diamond Bottoms: Diamond pattern forms after a downward price trend. Breakout is upward.
93—Diamond Bottoms: Diamond pattern forms after a downward price trend. Breakout is upward.
94—Descending Triangle: Triangle shape with horizontal bottom and down-sloping top. Breakout is upward.
95—Descending Triangle: Triangle shape with horizontal bottom and down-sloping top. Breakout is upward.
96—Descending Triangle: Triangle shape with horizontal bottom and down-sloping top. Breakout is upward.
97—Descending Scallop: The price pattern looks like the letter L. The breakout is upward.
98—Descending Scallop: The price pattern looks like the letter L. The breakout is upward.
99—Descending Scallop: The price pattern looks like the letter L. The breakout is upward.
100—Broadening Falling Wedges: Price follows two down-sloping trend lines that broaden out. Breakout is upward.
101—Broadening Falling Wedges: Price follows two down-sloping trend lines that broaden out. Breakout is upward.
102—Broadening Falling Wedges: Price follows two down-sloping trend lines that broaden out. Breakout is upward.
103—Complex Head-and-Shoulders: A head-and-shoulders formation with multiple heads, shoulders, or both. Breakout is downard.
104—Complex Head-and-Shoulders: A head-and-shoulders formation with multiple heads, shoulders, or both. Breakout is downard.
105—Complex Head-and-Shoulders: A head-and-shoulders formation with multiple heads, shoulders, or both. Breakout is downard.
106—Cup with Handle: The Cup and Handle pattern is a bullish reversal chart pattern. It looks like a cup profile with the handle on the right.
107—Cup with Handle: The Cup and Handle pattern is a bullish reversal chart pattern. It looks like a cup profile with the handle on the right.
108—Cup with Handle: The Cup and Handle pattern is a bullish reversal chart pattern. It looks like a cup profile with the handle on the right.
109—Broadening Tops: Price trend is upward leading to the formation. Megaphone appearance with higher highs and lower lows that widen over time. Breakout is upward.
110—Broadening Tops: Price trend is upward leading to the formation. Megaphone appearance with higher highs and lower lows that widen over time. Breakout is upward.
111—Broadening Tops: Price trend is upward leading to the formation. Megaphone appearance with higher highs and lower lows that widen over time. Breakout is upward.
112—Complex Head-and-Shoulders Inverted: An inverted head-and-shoulders formation with multiple heads, shoulders, or both. Breakout is upward.
113—Complex Head-and-Shoulders Inverted: An inverted head-and-shoulders formation with multiple heads, shoulders, or both. Breakout is upward.
114—Complex Head-and-Shoulders Inverted: An inverted head-and-shoulders formation with multiple heads, shoulders, or both. Breakout is upward.
115—Broadening Bottoms: Price trend is downward leading to the formation. Megaphone appearance with higher highs and lower lows that widen over time. Breakout is upward.
116—Broadening Bottoms: Price trend is downward leading to the formation. Megaphone appearance with higher highs and lower lows that widen over time. Breakout is upward.
117—Broadening Bottoms: Price trend is downward leading to the formation. Megaphone appearance with higher highs and lower lows that widen over time. Breakout is upward.
118—Reversed Bump-and-Run Tops: Prices rise steadily along a trend line, bump up, round over, then decline through the
trend line and continue down.
119—Reversed Bump-and-Run Tops: Prices rise steadily along a trend line, bump up, round over, then decline through the
trend line and continue down.
120—Reversed Bump-and-Run Tops: Prices rise steadily along a trend line, bump up, round over, then decline through the
trend line and continue down.
121—Reversed Bump-and-Run Bottoms: Looks like a frying pan with the handle on the left following a trend line down until a large decline ensues. The breakout is upward.
122—Reversed Bump-and-Run Bottoms: Looks like a frying pan with the handle on the left following a trend line down until a large decline ensues. The breakout is upward.
123—Reversed Bump-and-Run Bottoms: Looks like a frying pan with the handle on the left following a trend line down until a large decline ensues. The breakout is upward.
124—Ascending Triangles: Triangle shape with horizontal top, upsloping bottom. Breakout is upward.
125—Ascending Triangles: Triangle shape with horizontal top, upsloping bottom. Breakout is upward.
126—Ascending Triangles: Triangle shape with horizontal top, upsloping bottom. Breakout is upward.
127—Ascending Scallop: Price peaks, retraces, curves around, and then forms a higher peak. The price pattern looks like the letter J with an upward breakout.
128—Ascending Scallop: Price peaks, retraces, curves around, and then forms a higher peak. The price pattern looks like the letter J with an upward breakout.
129—Ascending Scallop: Price peaks, retraces, curves around, and then forms a higher peak. The price pattern looks like the letter J with an upward breakout.
130—Ascending and Inverted Scallop: Looks like a upside-down L, or the right half of an umbrella. Breakout is upward.
131—Ascending and Inverted Scallop: Looks like a upside-down L, or the right half of an umbrella. Breakout is upward.
132—Ascending and Inverted Scallop: Looks like a upside-down L, or the right half of an umbrella. Breakout is upward.
133—Broadening Rising Wedges: Prices follow two up-sloping trend lines that broaden out. Breakout is upward.
134—Broadening Rising Wedges: Prices follow two up-sloping trend lines that broaden out. Breakout is upward.
135—Broadening Rising Wedges: Prices follow two up-sloping trend lines that broaden out. Breakout is upward.
136—Horn Tops: Two upward price spikes separated by a week on the weekly chart. Breakout is downward.
137—Horn Tops: Two upward price spikes separated by a week on the weekly chart. Breakout is downward.
138—Horn Tops: Two upward price spikes separated by a week on the weekly chart. Breakout is downward.