The Bouncy Ball Pattern

by Lance Breitstein

The Bouncy Ball Pattern is a trend continuation pattern that has both long and short variations and is effective across multiple timeframes.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

The Parabolic Mean Reversion

by Phil Goedeker

The Parabolic Mean Reversion is a short-biased trading strategy that capitalizes on sharp price drops in a stock by utilizing both options and equity after an explosive trend has exhausted itself.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

Trendline Acceleration

by Gregg Sciabica

The Trendline Acceleration setup is a reversion strategy that utilizes effective technical analysis techniques to identify when trends get overextended and subsequently revert to a more normal baseline.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

The Episodic Pivot

by Pradeep Bonde

An Episodic Pivot is primarily a long-biased swing trading setup with multiple variations that identifies game-changing news catalysts that ignite strong trends, and capitalizes on the subsequent price movements in the stock.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

The Overnight Gap Up

by Jack Kellogg

The Overnight Gap Up setup is a long-biased swing trading strategy that enables traders to participate in trending stocks before they reach their peak.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

The Flat Base Breakout

by Ariel Hernandez

The Flat Base Breakout setup is a long-biased swing trading strategy that capitalizes on emerging trends in leading sectors at the most advantageous time.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

The Panic Dip Buy

by David Hanlin

The Panic Dip Buy setup is a long-biased intraday pattern that takes advantage of rebounds in a stock’s price, using options and equity, after it has made a sharp move lower and subsequently bounces.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

The First Red Day

by Kyle Williams

The First Red Day pattern is primarily an intraday short-biased trading strategy that aims to identify unsustainable bubbles in stocks and capitalize on fast moves lower once the bubble pops.

• Pattern Identification
• Catalysts & Context
• Entry Triggers
• Exit Triggers
• Risk Management
• Position Management
• Risks & Pitfalls

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