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Some traders use fundamental analysis by researching the intrinsic value of an instrument, while others prefer to analyze the past performance of an instrument by utilizing technical analysis.  \nWhat are Classical Candlestick Patterns?  \nClassical or traditional chart patterns refer to a group of widely common price formations formed on price charts. These patterns are an integral part of technical analysis methodology and are widely used by analysts and technical traders to predict future price movements and establish a trading strategy.  \nIn a simple explanation, technical chart analysis is based on the idea that prices tend to move in waves or trends and that past price performance can strongly indicate the future price movement of an asset.  \nOften, these classical patterns are based on support and resistance levels and trend lines, which indicate where the market might reverse or continue its ongoing trend. When the pattern appears, trades are looking for a level where the price breaks above or below a certain price level, and by using this data, they estimate the future direction of the market.  \nWhat are the Most Common Classical Chart Patterns  \nNot surprisingly, there are lots of chart patterns found on candlestick charts. After all, technical analysis was developed around the late 18th century and is still growing and developing.  \nYet, some patterns appear on trading charts more frequently than others due to their geometric shapes and the repetitive behavior of financial markets.  \nSo, considering that some of the most common classical chart patterns include:  \n Head and shoulders chart pattern  \n Triangle Patterns  \n Double bottom and double top patterns  \n Triple bottom and triple top chart patterns  \nCup and Handle chart pattern  \n Pennants or Flag chart patterns  \n Rounding bottom and rounding top  \n Wedges chart patterns  \nBelow, you can find the full list of all classical price patterns categorized by bullish and bearish classical patterns:  \nBullish Classical Patterns  \n1. Bull Flag Pattern  \nA bull flag chart pattern is a continuation pattern that occurs in a strong uptrend. Similarly to the high tight flag chart pattern, it signals that the prevailing vertical trend may be in the process of extending its range. Bull flags are the opposite of bear flags, which form amid a concerted downtrend.  \nLearn more  \n2. Double Bottom Pattern  \nThe double bottom pattern is a type of trend reversal pattern found on bar and Japanese candlestick charts. At the basic, much like its identical twin the double top pattern, the double bottom pattern has two bottom levels near the same support line, also known as the neckline, before the price bounces back and starts the next bullish uptrend.  \nLearn more  \n3. Falling Wedge Pattern  \nThe falling wedge pattern is a bullish trend reversal chart pattern that signals the end of the previous trend and the beginning of an upward trend. In the vast majority of cases, the pattern appears after a downtrend and is considered a trend reversal pattern, however, in some cases, it can also be found within a trend and can be interpreted as a continuation pattern.  \nLearn more  \n4. Bullish Divergence Pattern  \nA divergence is quite a unique phenomenon in technical analysis and trading in general. Basically, it is a ‘disagreement’ between the market price of a certain asset and an oscillator or momentum indicator such as the RSI or the MACD.  \nLearn more  \n5. Ascending Triangle Pattern  \nThe ascending triangle is a bullish chart pattern formed during an uptrend and signals the continuation of the existing trend. 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