Candle & Chart Patterns

Recognize patterns.Understand the context.

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.

39 candlestick and chart patternsReversal, continuation and neutral structuresContext, confirmation and cautions
Cobra Trading System Candle & Chart Patterns library with filters and visual candlestick and chart patterns
Organized Library

Find the pattern you want to study

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.

  • Search patterns directly by name.
  • Separate Candlestick Patterns from Chart Patterns.
  • Filter one-, two- or three-candle structures.
  • Compare reversal, continuation or neutral behavior.
  • Refine by bullish, bearish or neutral bias.
Top area of the pattern library with search and filters for type, structure, behavior and bias
Structured search and filters
More Than Shapes

A pattern only matters when you understand the context

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.

What it is

Understand the visual formation and the basic idea behind each pattern.

Psychology

Read the buyer and seller behavior suggested by the structure.

Best context

See which market conditions make the formation more relevant for study.

Confirmation

Learn which additional elements can help confirm the structural reading.

Cautions

Review limitations and situations where the pattern alone may be insufficient.

Visual library showing candlestick patterns and chart formations such as Double Top, Head and Shoulders, Flags, Triangles and Wedges
39 documented structures
Candles + Chart Structures

From candle reading to larger chart formations

The library brings candlestick and chart patterns together so your study is not limited to a single scale of market structure.

Candlestick Patterns

One-, two- and three-candle structures for studying rejection, indecision, reversal, continuation and momentum.

HammerDojiEngulfingHaramiMorning StarThree White Soldiers

Chart Patterns

Formations built from larger price movements for studying zones, compression, continuation and possible structural changes.

Double Top / BottomHead & ShouldersTrianglesFlagsPennantsWedgesCup & Handle
Context, Not Signals

Patterns are context, not signals.

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.

From Study to Application

Turn patterns into usable knowledge

Study structures, understand context and connect that knowledge to the tools that help you analyze, practice and review your trading process.