Detected Chart Patterns
10 patterns identified by algorithm across all markets
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Educational Resource: The patterns shown on this page are automatically detected by an algorithm for educational purposes. They are intended to help users learn to recognize classical technical chart formations. These detections do not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. Past patterns do not guarantee future price movements. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Broadening Formation4HBroken out
100% shape fitCopper(metal)
neutralreversal · 4H
Trigger
98.4389
Stop
106.2583
Target
0.0000
⚠ Low reliability pattern
PASS broadening: R²=1.000 (LOW RELIABILITY — use with caution)
Broadening Formation4HBroken out
93% shape fitSilver(metal)
neutralreversal · 4H
Trigger
54.8209
Stop
55.603
Target
49.3422
⚠ Low reliability pattern
PASS broadening: R²=0.930 (LOW RELIABILITY — use with caution)
Falling Channel4HBroken out
100% shape fitGold(metal)
neutralchannel · 4H
Trigger
4,097.2
Stop
3,905.37
Target
4,264.87
PASS channel: type=falling_channel R²=1.000 parallelism=13.6%
Falling Channel4HBroken out
100% shape fitPalladium(metal)
neutralchannel · 4H
Trigger
1,063
Stop
989.1462
Target
1,126.85
PASS channel: type=falling_channel R²=1.000 parallelism=15.4%
Symmetrical Triangle1DBroken out
70% shape fitCopper(metal)
neutralcontinuation · 1D
Trigger
96.6815
Stop
94.0179
Target
105.1957
PASS prior_trend: sideways (move=4.0%, slope=-0.027030)
Broadening Formation4HBroken out
100% shape fitPalladium(metal)
neutralreversal · 4H
Trigger
1,424.18
Stop
1,438.57
Target
1,115.76
⚠ Low reliability pattern
PASS broadening: R²=0.998 (LOW RELIABILITY — use with caution)
Falling Channel4HBroken out
94% shape fitPlatinum(metal)
neutralchannel · 4H
Trigger
1,725.3
Stop
1,607.86
Target
1,821.37
PASS channel: type=falling_channel R²=0.943 parallelism=7.9%
Broadening Formation4HBroken out
98% shape fitCopper(metal)
neutralreversal · 4H
Trigger
101.5076
Stop
109.0374
Target
2.6472
⚠ Low reliability pattern
PASS broadening: R²=0.984 (LOW RELIABILITY — use with caution)
Broadening Formation4HBroken out
94% shape fitCopper(metal)
neutralreversal · 4H
Trigger
101.5076
Stop
109.0374
Target
7.9155
⚠ Low reliability pattern
PASS broadening: R²=0.940 (LOW RELIABILITY — use with caution)
Falling Channel4HBroken out
100% shape fitPlatinum(metal)
neutralchannel · 4H
Trigger
1,758.8
Stop
1,635.87
Target
1,855.74
PASS channel: type=falling_channel R²=1.000 parallelism=15.1%
Pattern Reference Guide
Double Top
bearishTwo price peaks at approximately the same level, signaling potential reversal from uptrend to downtrend. The "neckline" is the support level between the two peaks.
Double Bottom
bullishTwo price troughs at approximately the same level, signaling potential reversal from downtrend to uptrend. Mirror image of the Double Top.
Head & Shoulders
bearishThree peaks where the middle (head) is highest and the two outer peaks (shoulders) are at similar levels. A classic bearish reversal pattern with a well-defined neckline.
Inverse Head & Shoulders
bullishInverted version of H&S with three troughs, the middle being deepest. One of the most reliable bullish reversal patterns.
Ascending Triangle
bullishFlat resistance line with rising support trendline. Buyers are becoming more aggressive and the pattern typically breaks upward.
Descending Triangle
bearishFlat support line with falling resistance. Sellers dominate and the pattern typically breaks downward from the flat support.
Symmetrical Triangle
neutralConverging trendlines with lower highs and higher lows. A neutral continuation pattern — direction depends on the breakout.
Rising Wedge
bearishBoth support and resistance slope upward but converge. Despite the upward slope, this is a bearish pattern signaling weakening momentum.
Falling Wedge
bullishBoth support and resistance slope downward but converge. A bullish reversal or continuation pattern despite the downward appearance.
Bullish Flag
bullishA sharp upward move (flagpole) followed by a brief rectangular consolidation. The expected breakout continues in the direction of the flagpole.
Bearish Flag
bearishA sharp downward move followed by a brief upward consolidation channel. The expected breakout resumes the downtrend.