2026-01-18 00:38:15

What kind of pattern does this chart trend belong to? Is its technical aspect valid?

By the way, seasoned traders, what are your thoughts? Can this pattern serve as a trading signal? What is the underlying logic? How would you rate the validity of this pattern? Feel free to share your technical analysis ideas and your views on this market movement—whether it's a classic pattern breakout or a false signal that requires caution.

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· 6h ago

Oh no, how can I analyze without pictures? I can't just create patterns out of thin air. --- Patterns, to put it simply, are a game of probabilities; there are no absolutes. --- Fake signals are usually like this—rising a bit and then thinking it's a breakout, but then it drops back down suddenly. --- Brothers, why do you all like to use patterns? I just look at the trading volume. What is a pattern anyway? --- This wave of the market feels off, like it's trying to trigger stop-losses. --- Is there a chart? Show the chart first. Just talking about patterns is a bit vague. --- Classic patterns? Uh... hard to say. Recently, this market has been all fake. --- Pattern validity? Honestly, those who believe make money, and those who don't believe also make money. The key is whether the stop-loss is set correctly.

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WhaleShadow

· 6h ago

You haven't even seen the chart and you're asking me about the pattern? Bro, where's the screenshot? --- Fake signals are common, don't believe this stuff. --- Pattern validity score? That depends on how the MACD moves. --- Oh, asking questions like that again, enough already. --- Breakout and buy? I wouldn't dare play that way. --- No matter how fancy the logic is, it can't change what the candlestick is telling us.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 6h ago

Can't see the chart, big brother, how to analyze it? Patterns are quite mystical and subjective. It's either a false breakout or a genuine signal, honestly, it could go either way. Just follow your own strategy, don't get caught up in the patterns. Asking about pattern validity every day... the market rules all.

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