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Consolidation patterns offer low risk entry points into existing trends. A consolidation occurs during a trend, as market momentum falls only to build up again and continue in its original direction. In CAC's case, the daily chart is showing a consolidation pattern in an upward trend. The weekly chart shows a bull flag formation, which again supports the possibility of an upward breakout. This bull flag has also broken out to the upside. Flags and pennants are often small pauses where, after a rally or decline, the market catches its breath for a few days on lower volume, only to again continue in the direction of the original move. |
Figure 1: Daily chart of the CAC. |
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Looking at the CAC breaks out of a consolidation pattern on the daily chart at 3720 and heads towards the next target of 3840. The MACD gives a buy signal and the ADX signals a trending move by moving over 20. |
Figure 2: Weekly chart of the CAC. On the weekly chart, the CAC has just completed a head and shoulders pattern. After the breakout the market moved higher, took a pause as a flag formed, and then broke out on the upside again. Flags generally occur in the middle of up or down moves and are among the surest and the easiest patterns to trade on all time frames. CAC's flag breakout on the weekly chart signals a move to 4300, which is also the target of the weekly head and shoulders pattern. |
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