Learn Technical Analysis

Technical analysis reads what price and volume have already done, and it starts with the candle. Each candle records one session's open, high, low and close, and which side held control at the end. A candlestick pattern is a short run of candles that marks where that control may be changing.

A pattern is not a signal on its own. Traders read it against what surrounds it: moving averages, RSI, MACD, volume and the readings built on it (On-Balance Volume, the Accumulation/Distribution line, Volume Spread Analysis, volume profile and anchored VWAP), Fibonacci retracements, ATR, trend channels, trading ranges, and multi-timeframe analysis (the weekly chart behind a daily setup).

Below are all 32 patterns the 42Fibonacci screener detects, the context guides that cover each indicator, cheat sheets for checking a chart quickly, and how to read a candlestick chart.

Candlestick Patterns

Every candlestick pattern the scanner detects, grouped by how many candles it takes.
32 patterns

Context Guides

The context to read around every candle. Layer these on top of the basics.
17 guides

Cheat Sheets

Quick-reference cards for every pattern, plus the technical indicators.
6 topics

Candlestick Charts

How to read a candlestick chart, and how it compares with line, bar and Heikin-Ashi charts.
4 guides