The rectangle is sometimes referred to as a channel or a consolidation. It is a very well known and easily recognized chart pattern that has been used by many successful traders over the years, including Nicolas Darvas who made over $2 million in the stock market using a variation of the rectangle he called a Darvas box. A rectangle is formed when the price action is contained within two lines. Both the top line and bottom line are close to horizontal and the two lines are parallel.
CFD Trading Strategy – Symmetrical Triangles Downside Breakout
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The symmetrical triangle can be traded on the short side entering the trade as the stock breaks out of the pattern to the downside. The pattern forms when the two boundary lines that contain the price movement converge to a point. The bottom line slopes up toward the top line which slopes down. Both lines have nearly the same slope as each other which is why the pattern is called symmetrical.
Tips for Trading Symmetrical Triangles Long with CFDs
August 28, 2009 By
The symmetrical triangle is sometimes referred to as a wedge. It is a very well known and easily recognized chart pattern that has been used by many successful traders over the years. A symmetrical triangle is formed when the price action is contained within two lines. The top line slopes down while the bottom line slopes up towards the top line. The angle of the two lines is similar giving rise to the name symmetrical.
Tips for Trading Descending Triangles Short
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