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When you think of stock charts, you probably think of a bunch of dots and lines that tell you how a company has performed over a few days, a year, or even a decade.
You might even be familiar with some of the more common types of charts out there…
Like head and shoulders, double tops, or even wedges.
But did you know there are actually five variations of head and shoulders charts?
Or that there are three different types of double tops?
Or that wedge charts have two varieties?
If you did, then you’re ahead of the game.
But if you’re like most investors, what I just told you probably came as a bit of a shock.
After all, even experienced investors I’ve spoken with have no idea what they’re really seeing when looking at stock charts.
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It’s so much easier to trade stocks.
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A chart pattern that has three variations, but one of them outperforms the other two by a wide margin (pages 10-12)
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