The short-stroke and three-weeks-tight patterns offer shareholders a chance to buy more shares. Aggressive traders may use either to initiate a position. Both formations indicate a pause in a stock's ...

Besides the head-and-shoulders pattern and the late-stage base breakout failure, a stock might etch a third chart pattern that gives traders an opportunity to capture gold on the downside. The ...

The short stroke is a rare stock-chart pattern that gives existing shareholders a chance to add to their positions. It forms over just two weeks and usually coincides with or comes shortly after a ...

The goal of any trading strategy is keeping losses at a minimum and profits at a maximum, and this is no different for short-term trading.