Monday, June 24, 2013

Chart Pattern: Pipe Top and Pipe Bottom

In earlier posts I have written about chart pattern; the posts are


In this post is the pipe top and pipe bottom illustrated. It is a pattern that gives the traders an indication of in which direction the price is moving in.

Pipe top
The pip top pattern is a pattern that ends in a top and then starts to fall; the image illustrates a bullish trend; the pattern ends with two candlesticks; when the lowest of the two lows ends the price is expected to fall.


Pipe bottom
The pip bottom pattern is a pattern that ends in a bottom and then starts to rise; the image illustrates a bearish trend; the pattern ends with two candlesticks; when the highest of the two highs ends the price is expected to rise.
 
Note
In the post is the term bullish and bearish used; a bullish market is when the price is rising and a bearish market is when a price is falling.

In the post is also the term candlestick used; more information about what a candlestick is in the article “Trading Forex Online? What Is a Candlestick Chart and How to Read a Candlestick Chart?

Success Stories: Social Investment Network

In earlier posts I have written about social Investment network in this video from eToro are two success stories from the social trading platform; in the anchor text to the video is written “…in this short video we give you 2 examples who have experienced success by socializing their trading skills and communicating with all their copiers…..”


More information about eToro Social Investment network is on my website with links to the trading platform; click here and visit my website.