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12. How to Trade the Wedge Chart Pattern Like a Pro Part 2

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The 6th lesson in a series on technical analysis and chart patterns which looks at strategies for trading the rising and falling wedge patterns in the stock market, futures market, and forex market.

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  • Hi Dave, good video. Love it.

    Can a falling wedge pattern be not a reversal of pattern but a continuation of a down trend?

  • generally people look at these as reversal patterns but they can certainly occur during a continuation of the move as well. Best Regards, Dave

  • Hi

    I don't understand the terms stop and brake point. What that means. When to sell and when to buy this stock for example?

  • Hi, A stop is an order that you place to protect a position if the market moves against you. A break point is when the market breaks out above or below a support or resistance line. Hope that helps. Best Regards, Dave

  • Hi Dave,

    I am new to the FX market and have been scanning the web for all the educational information available. Thus far I have found your website to be superior and the most complete and comprehensive available. I THANK YOU and ask that you please continue to set the standard, KUDOS!!

  • Thanks for the comment and for watching I am glad you like the site. Best Regards, Dave

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  • for anyone that is confused by these wedge patterns, a falling wedge basically means that prices in the market are going to rise and a rising wedge means that prices will fall. This simple rule applies to both an uptrend and a downtrend. Hope that helped.

  • Hi Dave....

    No I don't have a question...I just wanted to say

    HAVE A GREAT DAY!

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  • great video.. thank you

  • Hi David,

    forgive my ignorance but how can you take 700 from 82.50-74.50 and when you replace 700 over the 76.00 how cant this cross the 82.50?

    ex: 82.50-74.50=800 +74.50=82.50 where i am wrong?

    could you explaing this, i am very bad in math ;p

  • hi . i have a question !!!

    can we make 1000$ everday from forex

    and is moving average enough

  • Hi Dave, very concise, very informative. I've been watching all day & I'm tired, but, what does 800 points represent monetarily? I'm new if the question is ridiculous that's why. I'm going to watch them all. Total education here. It's appreciated. Thank you.

  • 82.50-74.50=700? I'm a novice, so maybe I'm missing something.  8250-7450=800. How did you get 700?

  • Thanks for wonderful concept. All your videos rock.

  • hello. may ii ask whether i can apply these charts on different investment vehicles? e.g stocks, forex...etc

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