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Actual patterns

Patterns are graphical models which are formed in the chart by the price. According to one of the technical analysis postulates, history (price movement) repeats itself. It means that the price movements are often similar in the same situations which makes it possible to predict the further development of the situation with a high probability.

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Bearish Symmetrical Triangle
was formed on 22.04 at 00:27:05 (UTC+0)
signal strength 3 of 5

According to the chart of M30, USDJPY formed the Bearish Symmetrical Triangle pattern. This pattern signals a further downward trend in case the lower border 140.49 is breached. Here, a hypothetical profit will equal the width of the available pattern that is -61 pips.

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Bearish Symmetrical Triangle
was formed on 30.04 at 06:15:48 (UTC+0)
signal strength 1 of 5

According to the chart of M5, USDCHF formed the Bearish Symmetrical Triangle pattern. This pattern signals a further downward trend in case the lower border 0.8226 is breached. Here

The M5 and M15 time frames may have more false entry points.

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Triple Bottom
was formed on 30.04 at 05:45:24 (UTC+0)
signal strength 1 of 5

The Triple Bottom pattern has formed on the chart of GBPAUD M5. Features of the pattern: The lower line of the pattern has coordinates 2.0938 with the upper limit 2.0938/2.0931

The M5 and M15 time frames may have more false entry points.

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Bearish pennant
was formed on 30.04 at 05:22:56 (UTC+0)
signal strength 2 of 5

The Bearish pennant pattern has formed on the GBPAUD M15 chart. It signals potential continuation of the existing trend. Specifications: the pattern’s bottom has the coordinate of 2.0901; the projection

The M5 and M15 time frames may have more false entry points.

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