THE REPEAT OF THE BULLISH FLAG PATTERN.
We have always explained what a bullish flag pattern is and how it looks like. A quick review on what a bullish flag pattern is and what to expect before a major breakout will happen.
Flags appear as small rectangles usually tilted against the prevailing price trend and mounted at the end of a flagpole. If you don't have a straight-line (or a quick move) price run (the flagpole), then you don't have a flag. The best performing flags have a long, near vertical flagpole.
What to look out for:
Price trend can be any direction leading to the chart pattern.
Shape looks like a small rectangle often tilted against the prevailing price trend. Price moves between two parallel, or near parallel, trendlines.
Flags are short, less than 3 weeks long. Patterns longer than that are rectangles or channels. The flagpole which leads to the flag should be unusually steep and last several days. Breakout upward 60% of the time.
We have also mentioned it on several analysis, that it is advisable all traders wait for the price to breakout out before taking a position.
VERDICT:
BUY: $3.816
SELL: $3.936 up to $4.11
STOP LOSS:$3.66
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