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How to study patterns without memorising predictions
Random walks can draw convincing patterns
How to read a Pattern Atlas card
Doji family: when open and close meet
Spinning tops and high-wave candles
Hammer and hanging man: same shape, new place
Inverted hammer and shooting star
Marubozu: the candle with no wicks
Engulfing patterns: bodies that swallow bodies
Harami and harami cross: the inside candle
Candlestick patterns cheat sheet
Candle builder: drag a candle, see the rules
Piercing line and dark cloud cover
Spot the pattern: weekly challenge
Reversal or continuation? Reading the context
Hikkake: the inside-bar fake-out
Island reversals: price left stranded
Divergence, explained with two confirmed pivots
Context first: trend, location and volume
Rectangles and channels: competing line fits
Bump-and-run reversals
Indicator conditions are not candlestick patterns
Pattern lifecycle: forming, confirmed, failed
Measured moves: arithmetic, not a target
Tweezer tops and bottoms: matching extremes
Head and shoulders, and the inverse
Double tops and double bottoms
Ascending and descending triangles
Flags and pennants: pauses after a pole
Cup with handle and rounding bottoms
Volatility contraction pattern (VCP)
Chart patterns cheat sheet
Failed patterns: what a failure tells you
Morning star and evening star
Three white soldiers and three black crows
Three inside and three outside patterns
Rising and falling three methods
Kicker and abandoned baby: when gaps matter
Triple tops and triple bottoms
Symmetrical triangles: converging lines
Rising and falling wedges
Broadening formations: expanding ranges
Turn a chart pattern into a testable rule
Advance block, deliberation and stalled patterns
Diamond tops and bottoms
A pattern autopsy: the perfect setup that failed
Reading published pattern statistics critically
Test a pattern definition separately from outcomes
Harmonic patterns 101: XABCD and ratio tolerance
Pivots that move: why patterns change later
AB=CD and the Gartley
Bat and alternate bat
Butterfly, crab and deep crab
Shark, 5-0 and three drives

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A pattern's match score is not a probability