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Chart Patterns are a common occurrence in the markets, yet for the untrained eye, they can come and go without ever raising the alarm to a potential powerful move. 

What if there was a simple way to understand when they happen, and how they most commonly look. When they are used in the proper manner they hold a lot of  potential for a nice profitable move. 

Chart patterns occur because there is a battle going on in the market place. The reason they are a common occurrence is because the battles are a constant ongoing affair between the bulls and the bears. 

Experienced traders know how to spot potential profitable chart patterns, when they are most effective, and also the best way to trade them.

When used properly, the chart patterns are a signal that one side of the battle, although in charge before, is having a break before it decides to take charge once more.

It is important to understand that to use chart patterns in your favour, you want to be able to stack the odds in your favour. You do this by spotting the chart patterns along with the trend and the volume upon breakout.

All these patterns are traded in the same direction as the underlying trend. For the more conservative trader, you would also want to see an increase in volume on the breakout. The experienced trader will also know that when breakouts like this occur, there is often a retest of the resistance line being broken. 

Once again, chart patterns are areas of indecision in the market place. There is a tendency for volume to drop off while the indecision continues, and eventually, when one side wins over, it is common for there to be an explosive move with higher volume. It is also common that the major trend will win.

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