Looking at the charts, where they represented a pattern of currencies or indices, sometimes known as the trends tend to vary in scope and shorter choosing a slash at the beginning and one at the end of the period that we observe, we see how we can draw a triangle.

When we speak of figures we are talking about patterns, or particular configurations of candles or bars in a chart, which tend to be universally recognized and can produce signs of some kind after coming to an end. In these situations, the market is facing a great indecision, some brokers claim that the triangle is a signal of trend reversal, while others argue that it is a sign of continuation of the

Neither of these statements is completely true, because the graphs can be seen by studying trends in both directions: you can try to predict the motion that the market will once come to the end of the triangle.

When you can not continue drawing the triangle, we would expect a sweeping motion: if the break-out is achieved in the bullish phase, we can draw a straight line at the highest point reached by the base of the triangle. If the break is instead carried out in bearish phase, the line must be drawn at the lowest point.

The psychology of traders already know that a weapon is very strong, and know the various figures that are usually interpreted by traders can be very productive.