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Feb 21st 2020, 9 tweets, 9 min read
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You can utilize chart patterns in two different ways.

1) Trade price between well-defined boundaries (need to find a clear chart pattern at early stages)

2) Trade breakouts through chart pattern boundaries

I favor 2.
Following examples will highlight why I favor:

1⃣Breakout strategies
2⃣Horiozontal chart pattern breakouts
3⃣Rectangle setups with several tests of chart pattern boundary
BAE SYSTEMS. Breakout after several tests of well-defined horizontal boundary. No pullback and challenge to chart pattern boundary. Bullish continuation completing above 200-day. #RECENT #BREAKOUT #ALERT #UK #FTSE
GREENCORE GROUP. Breakout after several tests of well-defined horizontal boundary. Pullback to chart pattern boundary. Bullish continuation completing above 200-day. #RECENT #BREAKOUT #Alert #UK #FTSE
SONOVA HEALTHCARE. Breakout after several tests of well-defined horizontal boundary. No pullback to chart pattern boundary. #RECENT #BREAKOUT #Alert #SMI #SWISTZERLAND
SIGNIFY. Breakout after several tests of well-defined horizontal boundary. Pullback to chart pattern boundary. Bullish continuation completing above 200-day. #RECENT #BREAKOUT #Alert #AMSTERDAM #EUROPE #EQUITIES
WALKER DUNLOP $WD. Breakout after several tests of well-defined horizontal boundary. No pullback to chart pattern boundary. #RECENT #BREAKOUT #Alert $NYSE
#DENMARK #OMX20. Breakout after several tests of well-defined horizontal boundary. No pullback to chart pattern boundary. #EUROPE #EQUITIES
After going through all above #rectangle chart pattern breakouts, do you see similarities?

If yes, then all you have to do is widen your research universe and go after those familiar setups. Do not narrow your focus on select few instruments.
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Aksel Kibar, CMT
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Feb 9th 2020
There are 4⃣ type of #BREAKOUTS

1⃣Breakout without any retest
2⃣Breakout with a re-test
3⃣Breakout with a hard re-test
4⃣Failed breakout

Following tweets explain each one of those with examples from recent breakout alerts
1⃣ Breakout without any retest

If you have a stop-loss placed below the chart pattern boundary, this is the easiest to trade. Following the breakout your stop-loss will no be challenged and price target will be met.

#BAES #FTSE #UK Image
2⃣ Breakout with a re-test

If you have a stop-loss placed below the chart pattern boundary, this type of trade may test your patience but still will not challenge your protective stop-loss. Chart pattern boundary will even offer a new entry opportunity.

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Aksel Kibar, CMT
@TechCharts
Nov 30th 2019
A prominent technical analyst expert on P&F charting has commented on one of my H&S continuation post. If you are having difficulty to understand H&S continuation, you are not alone. I will review few charts and draw your attention to the dynamics behind price action.
Because more than what each chart pattern is named, it is more important to understand what the price action is trying to tell us. You can name it a H&S continuation, Cup & Handle, Darwas Box etc.
First, I will share the best of best H&S continuation chart pattern I traded when I was working for the semi-sovereign fund in Abu Dhabi. Since it has been more than a year I can disclose, we have doubled our investment of $20 million. People familiar can confirm.
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Aksel Kibar, CMT
@TechCharts
Nov 8th 2019
1) There are different parts in successful trading/investing. One of them is trade identification/analysis. While there might be other parts such as position sizing, trade management, psychology, one should be as consistent as possible while dealing with each part.
2) When identifying chart patterns consistency is key. There is a tendency to see patterns when actually they don't exist. A good way to avoid this is to focus on successful chart pattern completions and keep on looking for similar setups.
3) I.e. H&S bottom reversal should form after a downtrend. Preferably the chart pattern should have a horizontal neckline and symmetry between the right and left shoulder. Breakout should clear not only the neckline but also the 200-day average.
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