VCP is a characteristic of a constructive base, in which there is a decrease in the price swing from a pivot high to a pivot low (measured in terms of %) inside a base from left to right; before eventually breaking out
Beautiful VCP in Olectra Greentech.
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VCP appears in many chart patterns viz. symmetrical triangle, an ascending triangle, a descending triangle, the mast of a flag, and many other places.
Each contraction is called Ts (due to its shape)
See an ongoing VCP in BVCL: 2nd T
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A perfect VCP has these 5 salient characteristics:
1. A prior uptrend
Without a prior uptrend, even if the base displays all the VCP characteristics, it might not result in a breakout.
JSW Energy: An reversal Base, ready for a trend reversal. But NOT a VCP.
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2. Contraction in Price volatility in each Ts:
3. Contraction in Time taken for each Ts:
4. Volumes dry up from the pivot high to the pivot low.
5. Volumes dry up from the left to the right side on each subsequent correction:
Here is my best attempt.
This scanner scans for VCP in a larger timeframe. If you want to find VCPs in a smaller timeframe, you can do that by adjusting the timeframes.