Chart the weekly data for the NIFTY for the 2010 through 2015

Chart the weekly data for the NIFTY for the 2010 through 2015 time period and was obtained following patterns;

• Triangle pattern
• Parallel Channel
• Breakdown strategy
• Flag pattern
• Head and Shoulders Pattern
• Downward channel

We can easily understand the uptrend, downtrend, or sideways trend during that time. These all pattern are repeating time to time. We can also identify them while trading. Short-term traders sometimes practice what is called event trading. This is when either a news announcement is due, a surprise news announcement occurs, or a holiday is soon to occur. Holidays are seasonal, We will update soon very deepest research for identify future developing patterns.

Charts reflect market behavior that is subject to certain repetitive patterns. Given sufficient experience, some traders will uncover an innate ability to use charts successfully as a method of anticipating price moves.

Some analysts are now using pattern-recognition systems and other sophisticated computerized methods, and early results have demonstrated that, indeed, many of the traditional chart patterns have some predictive value. Charts have other uses, however, if only to quickly observe the history of prices. The benefits of chart use outweigh the problems associated with their interpretation.