Any Name For this?

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by GotherL, Jan 23, 2021.

  1. GotherL

    GotherL

    Just came across very similar chart patterns. Wondering if there is a term I can call it?

    Fallen Wedge, Bullflag?

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  2. Mercor

    Mercor

    Sideways, consolidation
     
  3. GotherL

    GotherL

    Guy below you has no issues so I don't know what the problem is. It's NVAX and PLTR thou.
     
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  4. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    Doesn't show for me too...you must be linking to the image instead of copying the image and then pasting it to your message post.

    I only say that because some websites will not be allowed to show their images or videos here in Québec. In fact, I have the same problem with a lot of videos that others post from Youtube.

    wrbtrader
     
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  5. easymon1

    easymon1

    delete abpa.png
     
  6. notagain

    notagain

    Bullish Pennant
     
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  7. maxinger

    maxinger


    It is called

    - ranging in small band pattern
    - price - going - nowhere pattern
    - price not going up, and not going down pattern or
    - choppy untrendy pattern
     
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  8. Sprout

    Sprout

    CCC - congestion, convergence & centering
    on the faster timeframe.

    On the slower timeframe, most likely an Outside Bar paired with an Inside bar.

    Next event is a Breakout which either succeeds or fails depending on volume.
     
  9. tomorton

    tomorton

    I'd call it consolidation. For me if the flag or pennant extends in time as far to the right as the height of the "flag-pole", its not a valid bullish continuation pattern.
     
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  10. %%
    Chop slop trend.40 days is not even enough data to used a 50dma......
    And Merry Christmas/never stop a chart on Christmas if you can help it.
    Frankly its an'' underperformer '' for a long time compared to SPY/QQQ/20 + year charts
    Another name for that, in 2019= ''penny stock''................................................................................................................
     
    #10     Jan 24, 2021
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