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Bull Flag
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend continuation
Requirements: a. Preceding bullish trend
b. Downward consolidation channel
c. Breakout above consolidation channel
Meaning: A brief consolidation following an upward price movement, indicating an anticipated resumption of the uptrend as buyers dominate. Entry: Breakout above top of channel Exit: Next key level

Ascending Triangle
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend continuation
Requirements:
a. Preceding bullish trend
b. Horizontal level
c. Upward-sloping trendline
d. Breakout above horizontal level
Meaning: Buyers are becoming more aggressive, pushing the price higher despite resistance. Entry: Breakout above horizontal level Exit: Next key level

Bullish Pennant
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend continuation
Requirements:
a. Preceding bullish trend
b. Top downward-sloping trendline
c. Bottom upward-sloping trendline
d. Breakout above upper trendline
Meaning: A brief consolidation after a strong upward price movement, signaling a likely continuation of the uptrend as buyers regain control. Entry: Breakout above upper trendline Exit: Next key level

Falling Wedge
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend reversal
Requirements:
a. Preceding bearish trend
b. Top downward-sloping trendline
c. Bottom downward-sloping trendline
d. Breakout above upper trendline
Meaning: It indicates that a declining price trend is showing signs of weakening, and buyers are stepping in to potentially halt the descent. Entry: Breakout above upper trendline Exit: Next key level

Inverted Head & Shoulders
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend reversal
Requirements:
a. Preceding bearish trend
b. Two shorter peaks of equal height
c. Middle lower peak
d. Neckline
e. Breakout above neckline
Meaning: Bears fail to push price lower and as price rises to create a neckline, bulls take control for a trend reversal. Entry: Breakout above neckline Exit: Next key level

Double/Triple Bottom
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend reversal
Requirements:
a. Preceding bearish trend
b. Two or three equal lows
c. Breakout above neckline
Meaning: The "bottom" refers to peaks in price where it reaches a level that appears resistant to further decline. This indicates that selling pressure is finishing, hinting a reversal. Entry: Breakout above neckline Exit: Next key level

Cup & Handle
Pattern Type: Bullish, trend continuation
Requirements:
a. Preceding bullish trend
b. Rounded bottom (cup)
c. Handle (range)
Meaning: Buyers gradually regain control after an initial decline (cup), followed by a slight retracement as sellers briefly resist (handle), suggesting a likely continuation of the uptrend. Entry: Breakout above handle Exit: Next key level
