ClearBreaks

Chart pattern library

The 38 classical chart patterns ClearBreaks looks for, defined the way Edwards & Magee, Schabacker, Thomas Bulkowski, Peter Brandt and Aksel Kibar draw them: clear boundaries, several tests, and a decisive close beyond the line.

Rectangle

A sideways range between a horizontal resistance and a horizontal support, each tested several times.

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Ascending Triangle

Flat resistance tested several times above rising swing lows; completes on a close above resistance.

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Descending Triangle

Flat support tested several times below falling swing highs; completes on a close below support.

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Inverse Head and Shoulders

Three troughs with the middle one lowest under a near-horizontal neckline; completes on a close above the neckline.

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Head and Shoulders Top

Three peaks with the middle one highest above a near-horizontal neckline, after a rise; completes on a close below the neckline.

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Head and Shoulders Continuation

An inverse head-and-shoulders shape inside an uptrend; completes on a close above the neckline.

Complex Head and Shoulders Bottom

An inverse head and shoulders with two or more shoulders on a side under one flat neckline; completes on a close above it.

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Complex Head and Shoulders Top

A head-and-shoulders top with two or more shoulders on a side, all sharing one flat neckline.

Triple Bottom

Three troughs at the same price after a decline; completes on a close above the highest peak between them.

Triple Top

Three peaks at the same price after a rise; completes on a close below the lowest valley.

Double Bottom

Two troughs at the same price after a decline, separated by a clear peak; completes on a close above the peak.

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Double Top

Two peaks at the same price after a rise, separated by a clear valley; completes on a close below the valley low.

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Cup with Handle

A rounded, U-shaped base between two similar highs, then a small pullback (the handle); completes on a close above the rim.

Inverted Cup with Handle

An upside-down cup (a rounded top between two similar lows) with a small bounce; completes on a close below the rim.

High and Tight Flag

A near-doubling of price in a few weeks, then a pause that gives back at most a quarter; completes on a close above the pole top.

Bull Flag

A sharp rally (the pole) followed by a short, tight, flat or downward-sloping channel; completes on a close above the flag's upper line.

Bear Flag

A sharp drop (the pole) followed by a short, tight, flat or upward-sloping channel; completes on a close below the flag's lower line.

Bullish Pennant

A sharp rally followed by a small symmetrical triangle; completes on a close above the pennant's upper line.

Bearish Pennant

A sharp drop followed by a small symmetrical triangle; completes on a close below the pennant's lower line.

Symmetrical Triangle

Gently converging highs and lows, each boundary tested at least three times; completes with a breakout above the upper line or a breakdown below the lower line.

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Falling Wedge

Two falling, converging trendlines with the upper one steeper; completes on a close above the upper line.

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Rising Wedge

Two rising, converging trendlines with the lower one steeper; completes on a close below the lower line.

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Diamond Bottom

A diamond after a decline; completes on a close above the upper right line.

Diamond Top

A broadening left half and a narrowing right half after a rise, shaped like a diamond; completes on a close below the lower right line.

Rounding Bottom

A long, saucer-shaped decline and recovery back up to the starting level; completes on a close above the lip.

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Rounding Top

A long, dome-shaped rise and fall back down to the starting level; completes on a close below the lip.

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Broadening Bottom

Higher highs and lower lows inside two diverging lines, after a decline; breaks either way.

Broadening Top

Higher highs and lower lows inside two diverging lines, after a rise; breaks either way.

Right-Angled Broadening (Ascending)

A flat lower line and a rising upper line; breaks either way.

Right-Angled Broadening (Descending)

A flat upper line and a falling lower line; breaks either way.

Ascending Broadening Wedge

Two rising lines that diverge, the upper one steeper; breaks either way.

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Descending Broadening Wedge

Two falling lines that diverge, the lower one steeper; breaks either way.

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Ascending Channel

Two parallel, rising trendlines containing price; breaks either way.

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Descending Channel

Two parallel, falling trendlines containing price; breaks either way.

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V-Bottom

A steady, straight decline that reverses sharply without a pause; completes on a close above the 38.2% retracement.

V-Top

A steady, straight rally that reverses sharply without a pause; completes on a close below the 38.2% retracement.

Measured Move Up

A rally, a correction of 38-75%, and a second rally expected to be similar; completes on a close above the first rally's high.

Measured Move Down

A decline, a bounce of 38-75%, and a second decline expected to be similar; completes on a close below the first decline's low.