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Technical Analysis
The indicators, moving averages, and trend/momentum reading behind InsiderWolf's own pattern detection — plus every specific chart pattern it looks for, each shown as a real shape, not a wall of text.
Foundations
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What Is Technical Analysis?
Reading a security's own price and volume history, rather than the business behind it, to gauge where it might go next.
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Reading a Candlestick
The single building block every chart on this site (and every pattern on this track) is actually made of.
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RSI — Relative Strength Index
A 0-100 oscillator measuring how fast and how far price has moved recently — the standard gauge for overbought/oversold conditions.
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Moving Averages (EMA)
Smoothed trend lines that filter out day-to-day noise — and act as dynamic support/resistance.
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Trend Strength
InsiderWolf's own composite read of trend health — EMA alignment plus recent momentum, distilled into one score.
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Support & Resistance
Price levels where buying or selling pressure has repeatedly shown up before — the foundation underneath most other chart patterns.
Chart Patterns
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Head & Shoulders
Three peaks — a tall one flanked by two shorter, roughly equal ones — that mark a trend running out of strength.
▼ Bearish
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Inverse Head & Shoulders
The mirror image of Head & Shoulders — three troughs with a deeper middle low — marking selling pressure running out.
▲ Bullish
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Double Top
Two roughly equal peaks with a pullback between them — the market tried the same high twice and failed both times.
▼ Bearish
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Double Bottom
Two roughly equal lows with a bounce between them — sellers tried to push through the same floor twice and couldn't.
▲ Bullish
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Bull Flag
A sharp rally (the pole), then a brief, mild pullback or sideways drift (the flag) — often just a pause before the move continues.
▲ Bullish
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Bear Flag
A sharp decline (the pole), then a brief, mild bounce or sideways drift (the flag) — often just a pause before the drop continues.
▼ Bearish
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MACD Bullish Crossover
The MACD line crossing above its own signal line — a shift in momentum, not a price shape.
▲ Bullish
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MACD Bearish Crossover
The MACD line crossing below its own signal line — momentum turning negative.
▼ Bearish
Putting It Together