πŸ“ˆ Mastering Price Action: Wedges, Triangles, and Advanced Trading Patterns (Continued)


πŸš€ Symmetrical Triangles in Trading: A Case Study on Ayesha Motors

Previously, we discussed triangle patterns, particularly symmetrical triangles, and their significance in identifying potential breakout opportunities. Ayesha Motors serves as a real-world example of a symmetrical triangle breakout.

πŸ“Œ Key Observations from Ayesha Motors

  • A symmetrical triangle pattern was visible on the monthly and weekly charts.

  • The breakout confirmed a bullish trend, indicating a significant move ahead.

  • Projected target: β‚Ή4900 (from β‚Ή3800), reflecting a potential β‚Ή1000 rally.

  • Fundamental Strength:

    • Strong operating income growth.

    • Steady margin improvement.

    • Low PEG ratio (0.5), indicating it is undervalued.

πŸ”Ή Lesson: Technical breakouts supported by strong fundamentals provide higher conviction trades.


πŸ”» Descending & Ascending Triangles: Debunking Market Myths

πŸ“Œ Descending Triangle: Bearish with Exceptions

  • Traditional books claim that descending triangles always break downβ€”this is not always true.

  • Historical Data Suggests:

    • 70% of the time: Breakdown occurs.

    • 30% of the time: Unexpected breakout in the opposite direction.

  • Target Calculation:

    • Measure from the first touch point inside the triangle.

    • Once the breakdown occurs, project this length downward.

πŸ“Œ Ascending Triangle: Bullish with Variability

  • Books claim that ascending triangles always break out upward, but this is not guaranteed.

  • Historical Data Suggests:

    • 70% of the time: Breakout upwards.

    • 30% of the time: Breakdown instead of a rally.

  • Target Calculation:

    • Measure from inside the first touch point and project it upon breakout.

πŸ” Live Market Examples of Triangle Patterns

  1. Grasim Industries (Ascending Triangle)

    • Horizontal resistance line & rising support line.

    • Breakout confirmed, target reached.

  2. Gujarat Gas (Descending Triangle)

    • Horizontal support & falling resistance.

    • Breakdown confirmed, nearing its target.

  3. Hero Motocorp (Descending Triangle)

    • Formation just starting, indicating a potential big move ahead.

    • Auto stocks still strongβ€”trend confirmation needed.

πŸ”Ή Lesson: Triangle breakouts are not guaranteedβ€”always wait for confirmation before entering trades.


πŸ”₯ Techno-Fundamental Approach: Why IRCTC is a Long-Term Winner

πŸ“Œ Fundamental Strength of IRCTC

  • Net Margin: 29% (Extremely high-margin business).

  • Operating Margin: 50%.

  • Strong Cash Flow Growth.

  • ROCE (Return on Capital Employed): Increasing consistently.

  • Earnings Per Share (EPS) Growth: β‚Ή2 β†’ β‚Ή10.

  • Stock PE (Price-to-Earnings Ratio): 53 (Compared to sector, still undervalued).

πŸ“Œ Technical Strength of IRCTC

  • Falling Wedge Breakout

    • Broke resistance after consolidating.

    • Projected upside potential: β‚Ή780+.

πŸ”Ή Lesson: Techno-fundamental stocksβ€”those with both strong technical patterns and solid fundamentalsβ€”offer the best long-term trading opportunities.


πŸ”„ Understanding Wedge Patterns: Key to Identifying Reversals

πŸ“Œ Wedges vs. Triangles: What’s the Difference?

  • Triangles: Form around a horizontal line.

  • Wedges: Slanted structures, resembling contracting price movement.

πŸ“ˆ Types of Wedge Patterns

1️⃣ Rising Wedge (Bearish Reversal)

  • Formation: Higher highs & higher lows.

  • Breakout Direction: Typically downward.

  • Target Calculation:

    • Measure the height inside the wedge and project downward upon breakdown.

2️⃣ Falling Wedge (Bullish Reversal)

  • Formation: Lower highs & lower lows.

  • Breakout Direction: Typically upward.

  • Target Calculation:

    • Measure the height inside the wedge and project upward upon breakout.

πŸ“Œ Live Market Examples of Wedges

  • IRCTC (Falling Wedge Breakout)

    • Confirmed bullish breakout, target met.

  • Rising Wedge Breakdown (Stock XYZ)

    • Price fell 5% post-breakout, proving pattern effectiveness.

πŸ”Ή Lesson: Wedges provide high-probability setups for trend reversals.


πŸ“Œ Final Concepts Before the Break: Rounding Patterns & Flags

πŸ“Œ What’s Left to Learn?

  1. Rounding Bottom & Rounding Top (Indicate long-term reversals).

  2. Flags & Pennants (Short-term continuation patterns).

πŸ“Œ Clarity Check Before Moving Forward

  • Are triangle and wedge patterns clear? βœ…

  • Do you understand how to set targets using ATR? βœ…

  • Do you see the power of techno-fundamental analysis? βœ…

πŸ”Ή Lesson: Mastering these patterns will help traders capitalize on both short-term momentum and long-term trends.


πŸ† What’s Next?

  • Deep dive into rounding bottoms & rounding tops.

  • How to trade flags & pennants effectively.

  • Real-world market examples & trade setups.

Stay tuned for the next section! πŸš€πŸ“Š

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