Learn how the head and shoulders pattern signals trend reversals in technical analysis, aiding traders in identifying shifts from bullish to bearish movements.

New research shows that when top executives complain about short sellers, they’re often not backing their stock—they’re selling it. Besides shedding their shares they are also more likely to issue new ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. John Navin is a Colorado-based journalist who writes about stocks. The head-and-shoulders pattern is the classic bearish indicator ...

The rally to new highs, followed by a sharp intraday reversal to close lower, could have some chart watchers believing a top has been hit A "bearish engulfing" pattern popped up in Opendoor's stock ...

The swing in MicroStrategy's stock to a big loss from a big gain on Thursday produced a classic chart pattern that can act as a warning of further weakness. The software company and bitcoin play's ...

If understood and applied correctly, technical analysis will lead to profits. 'Ascending' and 'Descending Triangles' tend to be reliable patterns From tariffs to inflation, macro risks are rising—Matt ...

APL Apollo Tubes has broken out of a two-month consolidation after forming a bullish VCP pattern, signalling renewed buying ...

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