Benzinga explains how stock chart patterns work and how to utilize them while reviewing some of the most telling patterns in the marketplace.

The Gartley pattern is a harmonic chart pattern, based on Fibonacci numbers and ratios, that helps traders identify reaction highs and lows.

Traders use stock charts and price patterns to get in and out of trading positions. Learn how to recognize some of the key price patterns.

The 20-day EMA is trying to turn up, and the relative strength index (RSI) has jumped into positive territory, indicating ...

Although silver has been quiet in recent weeks, leaving investors puzzled, a bullish chart pattern now appears to be taking ...

Learn more about the three most prominent types of forex chart patterns in use by investors in the stock market each and every day.

Chart patterns can offer important insights into whether a price trend is likely to continue in the same direction or reverse.

Technical analysis can make you money. Here are 10 of the most dependable stock chart patterns to know.

Bullish charting patterns utilized by technical analysts include ascending triangles, double bottoms, and cup and handles.

For example, shifts in investor sentiment often manifest as a particular pattern in a stock’s chart, such as a head-and-shoulders formation.