What it is
Understand the visual formation and the basic idea behind each pattern.
Explore a visual library of candlestick and chart patterns, understand the behavior behind each structure and learn what to evaluate before interpreting a pattern in the market.

The library turns dozens of structures into a searchable workspace. Instead of scrolling through a static list, you can filter the exact type of pattern you want to review.

Each structure can be expanded to explain what it represents, how it is commonly interpreted and which factors should be considered before drawing a conclusion.
Understand the visual formation and the basic idea behind each pattern.
Read the buyer and seller behavior suggested by the structure.
See which market conditions make the formation more relevant for study.
Learn which additional elements can help confirm the structural reading.
Review limitations and situations where the pattern alone may be insufficient.

The library brings candlestick and chart patterns together so your study is not limited to a single scale of market structure.
One-, two- and three-candle structures for studying rejection, indecision, reversal, continuation and momentum.
Formations built from larger price movements for studying zones, compression, continuation and possible structural changes.
CTS presents patterns as educational structures for analysis. No isolated pattern determines a trade: confirmation, market structure, your trading plan and risk management remain essential.
The library becomes more valuable when that knowledge connects with the other CTS tools used to analyze, structure and review decisions.
Bring pattern recognition into structured analysis with swings, support, resistance, BOS, CHoCH and technical context.
Explore Chart AssistantTurn patterns relevant to your methodology into documented rules inside saved strategies.
Explore Strategy LabConnect learning, analysis, practice and review to the broader trader-development process inside CTS.
Explore Trading toolsStudy structures, understand context and connect that knowledge to the tools that help you analyze, practice and review your trading process.