Market Radar Patterns
Pattern pages for scanner methodology
These pages describe how Market Radar frames continuation pattern families and variants as rule-based watchlist candidates.
Range Continuation
Range Continuation is a pause inside trend context where price moves sideways between clear boundaries before a possible continuation move.
Market Radar Pattern VariantBullish Range
A bullish range continuation candidate appears when an uptrend pauses in a controlled range while support holds and price remains near a potential breakout area.
Market Radar Pattern VariantBearish Range
A bearish range continuation candidate appears when a downtrend pauses below resistance and price remains vulnerable to a possible breakdown.
Market Radar Pattern FamilyFlag
A flag is a controlled counter-trend pause after an impulsive move. Market Radar evaluates the pullback depth, channel quality, volume, and trend context.
Market Radar Pattern VariantBull Flag
A bull flag candidate forms after a strong upward impulse when price pulls back or drifts sideways in a compact channel without damaging trend context.
Market Radar Pattern VariantBear Flag
A bear flag candidate forms after a strong downward impulse when price rebounds in a controlled channel below important resistance.
Market Radar Pattern FamilyPennant
A pennant is a short compression pattern after a sharp trend move. Market Radar treats it as a compact continuation candidate when trend context remains intact.
Market Radar Pattern FamilyTriangle
Triangle continuation patterns compress price between directional or converging boundaries while the prior trend remains relevant.
Market Radar Pattern VariantAscending Triangle
An ascending triangle continuation candidate appears when price repeatedly tests resistance while higher lows show demand inside an existing bullish context.
Market Radar Pattern VariantDescending Triangle
A descending triangle continuation candidate appears when price repeatedly tests support while lower highs show supply inside bearish context.
Market Radar Pattern VariantSymmetrical Triangle
A symmetrical triangle continuation candidate compresses between lower highs and higher lows. Direction is decided by trend context and breakout behavior, not the shape alone.
Market Radar Pattern FamilyVCP
VCP describes a sequence of tightening pullbacks that can appear in leadership bases when volatility contracts and a pivot area becomes clear.
Market Radar Pattern VariantVCP
Market Radar treats VCP as a leadership-base candidate where tightening pullbacks, volume contraction, and relative strength are evaluated together.