0:02 What if I told you that just one simple
0:04 candlestick chart pattern could
0:07 transform your swing trading success?
0:10 Imagine spotting a setup like this one,
0:12 getting in early just as a pattern is
0:15 forming, riding the wave, and then
0:17 cashing out for massive gains once a
0:20 stock actually breaks out. But here's
0:22 the catch. Most traders miss these
0:24 golden opportunities because they don't
0:26 know where to find these chart patterns
0:29 to trade, when to enter, or when to
0:31 exit. And that's exactly what we're solving
0:32 solving
0:36 today. The market has been tough lately
0:38 with the S&P 500 entering correction
0:41 territory. It has definitely been
0:43 challenging for day traders and swing
0:45 traders. While breakouts like these are
0:48 no longer working, don't worry. If
0:50 you're selective and know where to look,
0:52 there's still opportunities in the
0:54 market. In this video, I'm sharing the
0:57 three most powerful chart patterns for
1:00 swing trading. Exactly how to find them
1:02 in real time and scan for these stocks,
1:04 when to enter, and how to maximize your
1:07 profits while minimizing risk. If you're
1:09 serious about improving your swing
1:11 trading game, then stick around till the
1:14 very end. I'll also share my top scanner
1:16 settings and criteria to help you find
1:19 these setups and it wouldn't cost you a
1:21 scent. If you're ready to level up your
1:23 swing trading game, then smash the like
1:26 button and let's dive in. Okay, let's
1:28 start with a swing trading chart
1:30 patterns now, shall we? This is a highly
1:33 debated topic, at least in day trading.
1:35 You guys know me. I'm often quite
1:37 skeptical about all these charts
1:39 patterns you see on the internet that
1:42 day traders memorize when they are used
1:44 in intraday in day trading. But like I
1:46 mentioned before in my various swing
1:49 trading video lessons when it comes to
1:51 swing trading, I actually have seen a
1:54 lot of examples of these candlestick
1:56 charts patterns working out on the daily
1:58 chart for the large cap stocks and again
2:01 on the higher time frames. But again,
2:02 I'm not saying they're going to work
2:05 100% of the time because nothing in
2:08 trading is ever guaranteed. But I have
2:09 seen these daily charts patterns for
2:12 swing trading repeat and work out again
2:15 and again in the past. Since you are
2:17 swing trading and holding on to these
2:19 positions for a longer period of time,
2:22 the charts are a bit more forgiving and
2:24 you have more time to let a trade work
2:26 out. In my previous master class on
2:29 swing trading, I went over the three
2:32 basic swing trading chart patterns. If
2:33 you haven't seen that video, make sure
2:35 to check it out after this one. But
2:37 here's a quick review. The three
2:39 fundamental chart patterns you need to
2:42 know for swing trading are the breakout
2:45 chart pattern, the breakdown pattern,
2:48 and consolidation chart pattern. But
2:50 okay, now you must be wondering, Shay,
2:52 then why are you sharing even more chart
2:54 patterns for us to learn today for swing
2:56 trading? Okay, here's the thing. There
3:00 is no strategy and no chart patterns
3:02 that are guaranteed to work in all the
3:04 market conditions. If you found the one
3:06 though, then call me. Unfortunately, gap
3:09 ups hold and multi-day breakouts have
3:11 been really scarce. I have barely found
3:13 any good breakout swing trades since the
3:16 last two months, and this is to be
3:18 expected. That's why I've turned to
3:20 scanning for chart patterns that work
3:23 best in a bare market or just a
3:25 downtrending market in general. Let me
3:27 share that with you right now. Pattern
3:30 number one, the wedge breakout. So you
3:33 can see on this example over here, AU,
3:35 this is a gold stock. You can see the
3:37 breakout here. The stock had gapped up
3:39 over the
3:42 3352's resistance here. But before there
3:44 you see like a downtrend that's been
3:47 retested once, twice, three times. That
3:49 downtrend over here once the stock
3:51 breaks out through that little wedge
3:52 here. You can see the wedge squeezed
3:55 squeeze squeeze tighter and the stock
3:57 finally reclaims over 8 EMA and breaks
4:00 out. Yes, it is still technically a form
4:02 of breakout chart, but you want to make
4:04 sure that there's at least a retest of
4:07 one to three weeks of downtrend like the
4:09 one over here on AU. Again, a breakout
4:11 is when a stock breaks through a
4:13 resistance, which you can see here
4:16 around the 3350s. But for a wedge
4:17 breakout, it needs to break the
4:20 downtrend and break out above that
4:22 resistance. There's many names for this
4:24 chart pattern number one. Many people
4:27 call this the triangle breakout, the
4:30 rising wedge, or just a really simple
4:33 downtrend break. Another really clear
4:36 example here is ERJ. This is a energy
4:39 stock. I believe you can see over here
4:42 on the daily chart we have the 200 SMA,
4:45 the 8 EMA again. These are the two
4:47 indicators I use for swing trading on my
4:50 daily chart. So you can see another
4:52 wedge pattern forming here. A stock
4:54 broke out and then you have this
4:56 triangle pattern here over here as you
4:59 can see. And once the stock retest that
5:01 downtrend and breaks out then boom you
5:05 break out above to new um I think this
5:07 52- week highs and same thing down here
5:10 as well from maybe like last month. Uh
5:13 you know like a a rising wedge over here
5:15 triangle downtrend breakout. Once the
5:18 stock reclaims over that ATMA, breaks
5:20 out above that downtrend, then you have
5:23 a nice breakout pattern. Again, the big
5:25 difference between this wedge breakout
5:27 pattern versus just a generic daily
5:30 resistance breakout is that the wedge
5:32 pattern often has like you can see on
5:34 the on the charts here, a couple days of
5:37 consolidation. A lot of these breakouts,
5:39 if you have the time to consolidate,
5:40 often times the success rate is
5:43 drastically higher versus like a one-day
5:46 resistance breakout like this one. Okay,
5:49 let's talk about the entries, exits, and
5:51 stops for this chart pattern number one,
5:53 the wedge breakout. So, with these kind
5:55 of breakout patterns, even though it's
5:58 clear in hindsight, if the candle is too
6:01 extended like this one, I actually don't
6:03 like to get in on this kind of candles.
6:05 I think that's a little bit of a chase
6:08 and the riskreward is not that good. I
6:11 prefer what we saw earlier with um
6:13 ERJ. Let's see here what we saw earlier.
6:15 I prefer these kind of consolidation
6:18 candles. You can see the stock is riding
6:21 along that 8 EMA once again forming that
6:24 wedge pattern here. And once we have a
6:27 candle one, candle one or two that have
6:30 broken out above that daily downtrend,
6:32 remember that downtrend has to have been
6:34 retested for at least a couple of days
6:36 to a week. And once we have an actual
6:39 candle that broke out riding above the
6:42 ATMA and above that daily downtrend and
6:44 know above that downtrend wedge
6:46 breakout, then this is the kind of
6:48 candle I like to get in for a swing
6:50 trade. I share a lot of these swing
6:53 trading and day trading charts patterns
6:55 and ideas in my free weekend watch list.
6:57 If you're interested in checking that
6:58 out, you can sign up for free down
7:01 below. The next chart pattern we'll talk
7:04 about is the long-term downtrend break
7:07 chart pattern. Okay, it sounds really
7:09 similar to the previous wedge pattern,
7:11 but it's not. Hear me out. Let me show
7:14 you a couple of examples here. The first
7:16 one is INTC Intel. You can see this
7:19 stock when I say a long-term downtrend,
7:21 I mean this stock has been a downtrend
7:24 since the beginning of uh 2024. You can
7:27 see a stock over here trending below
7:30 breaking down that 200 SMA and then it
7:32 traded for a while, broke out, never
7:35 retested or reclaimed that and then just
7:37 a huge gap down and sell off again. So
7:39 for these long-term downtrend breakout
7:42 charts, you're looking for specifically
7:44 the large cap stocks. This would not
7:48 work on small cap below the 800 million
7:50 market cap. Just don't because those are
7:52 dilutive. Those are not the kind of
7:55 swing trading candidates to look at. So,
7:56 you're looking for these stocks that are
7:59 trading below the 200 SMA and now it's
8:02 starting to ride above the 8 EMA. You
8:04 can see that even though Intel was still
8:07 below the 200 SMA for a while, it's
8:09 starting to reclaim over that. you have
8:12 a retest of breakout above the 200 SMA
8:15 pull back and now you're attempting that
8:18 again. So this is a kind of wave or kind
8:20 of reverse of a trend that I'm trying to
8:23 catch with a specific chart pattern. It
8:25 would be even better if there's a
8:28 catalyst for that in which for Intel it
8:30 did. So, I believe it's uh I forgot it's
8:32 this day or that day, they announced
8:35 that a new CEO who's very experienced in
8:38 a semiconductor industry is taking over.
8:41 And for a company like Intel that's been
8:44 trending downtrend for years and really
8:46 really beaten up, this is something
8:48 transformative that can be really
8:50 positive and transformative for the
8:52 company. So that's why for the stock
8:55 with that catalyst in mind, if it's able
8:57 to break through that 200 SMA, reclaim
9:00 that ATMA breakout and break through
9:03 that 200 SMA, we can see a huge reversal
9:05 of that long-term downtrend. And we want
9:08 to see a breakout to the upside um from
9:11 here, $24 potentially to that, you know,
9:14 28 and $30 or above. Let me show you
9:18 another example here with U CRS Corsair.
9:20 So you can see another example of a
9:22 long-term downtrending stock. The stock
9:26 has been below that 200 SMA since um
9:30 late 2023. It just being a downtrend.
9:32 And over here only at the beginning of
9:35 uh 2025, then it's reclaiming that 8th
9:37 EMA again. It needs to reclaim that and
9:41 then trending up above towards that 200
9:44 SMA. you can see a nice 200 SMA breakout
9:47 and the stock rallied up higher from um
9:49 this is one around like $850 to
9:52 $12. So this is a kind of long-term
9:54 downtrend break chart that I'm looking
9:57 for in terms of the executions, entries,
10:00 exit, and stop out is very similar to
10:02 the previous pattern number one, the
10:04 wedge breakout. So again, you're still
10:05 looking for that long-term downtrend to
10:08 break around here to get in. Again, I
10:10 want it to already be trending up
10:13 towards that 200 SMA or even over that
10:16 200 SMA just like what we saw for Intel.
10:18 So, for this example, I would get in
10:22 right over that 200 SMA and ATMA cross
10:24 also synchronize with a downtrend break
10:27 right along that ATMA again for that
10:29 breakout move. And then for this one,
10:33 the stocks I will put below the 200 SMA.
10:34 I actually like this particular charts
10:37 pattern more than the first one, the
10:39 wedge breakout charts pattern because
10:40 the good thing with this particular
10:42 charts pattern versus the previous is
10:45 that a lot of times the breakout and
10:48 consolidation is often slow and steady.
10:50 Like you you're not seeing like a giant
10:52 breakout candle like this one all the
10:54 way here. So, it gives you a little bit
10:56 of time to build your position and to
11:00 ride that wave slow and steady up versus
11:02 what you saw earlier with a wedge uh
11:04 breakout pattern. A lot of times the
11:05 first day of the breakout, that's it.
11:07 The stock shoots up and uh you missed
11:10 your entry. Okay, let's talk about the
11:12 next chart pattern for swing trading.
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13:37 Now, back to the
13:39 video. Pattern number three, the
13:43 oversold chart pattern. This is a one in
13:44 which I'm looking for potential
13:47 reversals. I would say out of the three
13:48 chart patterns that you're learning
13:51 today, this one is a little bit harder
13:53 to find, but the riskreward is really
13:56 good when you do find them. Essentially,
13:58 for this chart pattern number three, the
14:01 reversal chart pattern or oversold
14:03 charts pattern, I'm looking for stocks
14:06 that have experienced short-term selling
14:08 pressure that's really drastic and big
14:12 drops below the 200 SMA for the last
14:14 couple of weeks or a month. And I'm
14:16 looking for signs that this stock is due
14:19 for an eventual bounce. But the key here
14:21 is that you must really understand the
14:24 catalyst that caused the company's stock
14:26 to sell off. so drastically below the
14:29 200 SMA and the catalyst must be
14:32 something that the company or the stock
14:34 can recover from and that is shortterm
14:37 not permanent. Okay, let me explain
14:39 further with some examples here. So you
14:42 can see this stock KBA you can see that
14:44 this stock was on a tear for the entire
14:47 2024. It went from like 33 all the way to
14:49 to
14:52 $160. But recently in February, the
14:55 stock had a huge sell-off from 130 all
14:58 the way down, cracking that 200 SMA and
15:01 below to 110 below 100 and now it's
15:05 settling in at around $80. And another
15:07 reason is that the stock the the
15:10 earnings report from um for Q4 that was
15:12 reported at the end of February just
15:14 wasn't that impressive. So this is the
15:17 kind of chart I like. Remember 200 SMA
15:19 breakdown here. The stock has sold off
15:22 drastically. You can see this from 112
15:25 all the way down to $80. It barely even
15:28 bounced until recently. Now, what I'm
15:30 looking for is when the stock was
15:32 selling off, you can see it's selling
15:35 off trending below the 8 EMA. I'm
15:37 looking for the stock to reclaim over
15:40 that 8 EMA once again, the momentum
15:42 indicator I love using, and start
15:44 consolidating. So you can see it's
15:47 starting to break out here on Wednesday,
15:49 March 19th, you know, reclaiming over
15:52 that ATMA. And this is the signal I'm
15:54 looking for. So with this, you know,
15:56 once it starts reclaiming, where I want
15:59 to get in is a reclaim of ATMA. And I
16:01 will be risking below that. So, you
16:03 know, if you're conservative, I would
16:05 risk all the way at
16:07 $75, but I understand not everyone's
16:09 comfortable with that. If you want to
16:11 use tighter risk, then I'll risk just
16:13 below, you know, give it some room like
16:17 maybe a dollar below the 8 EMA. And big
16:18 picture wise, you're looking for a
16:20 reversal, right? Because we talked about
16:23 the sell off is so drastic here, you're
16:25 looking for a technical bounce towards
16:27 that 200 SMA. But with this one, you
16:28 know, you definitely want to be
16:30 cognizant of the recent resistance. So
16:33 for this one, the first target I'll look
16:36 at around $97, eventually around
16:38 hundreds over here. Those are the daily
16:41 resistance for Cava. So, another example
16:44 here, ACN. You can see the stock really
16:47 sold off drastically from 380 down to
16:50 340. Um, you had another gap down here
16:52 with um earnings catalyst not as great
16:54 all the way down to
16:57 $300. Now, for this one, it's not ready
16:59 yet. You can see the stock has not
17:02 reclaimed or caught up to the ATMA just
17:05 yet. But again like I often talk about
17:07 for all the swing trades almost all of
17:09 them a lot of times after you scan the
17:12 stock it doesn't means it's actionable
17:14 the day you find the potential. So for
17:17 this chart setup I will save this ticker
17:19 in my watch list and just look at it
17:21 every single day near close and I'll see
17:24 whether the stock is reclaiming that EMA
17:26 and whether it's setting up for my
17:28 entry. Remember you're not in the
17:29 business of trying to like pick the
17:31 bottoms and then like you know catch it
17:33 folding knife. Who knows, this stock 305
17:35 can keep falling as well. Here are some
17:38 more examples of this chart pattern, you
17:40 can pause it on screen for a closer look
17:43 of Adobe and Crowd Strike. And before we
17:45 move on, if you're enjoying this
17:47 comprehensive swing trading video lesson
17:50 so far and you want to see more, please
17:51 remember to hit the like button down
17:54 below so more people who are interested
17:56 in swing trading will see this video.
17:58 and I really appreciate it. With the
18:00 three swing trading chart patterns that
18:02 you learned today, there are a lot of
18:05 similarities. But remember, trading is
18:07 very nuanced and so is pattern
18:10 recognition and your entries, exits, and
18:13 take profit. Not all the breakout
18:15 patterns are created equal. In a bull
18:18 market maybe, but in a tougher market
18:20 environments that we've seen lately,
18:23 this kind of breakout is very risky.
18:25 While this kind of wedge consolidation
18:28 and downtrend break has a much better
18:30 riskreward and win rate, it's these
18:32 nuances that can determine the success
18:35 rate of these chart patterns for swing
18:38 trading. Okay. Now, in the next section,
18:40 we're going to cover how to find these
18:42 profitable chart patterns to swing trade
18:45 all for free. So, the first step is just
18:48 to go to fimvis.com and go to the
18:51 screener section over here. This
18:53 screener, the free version, is perfect
18:56 for scanning for swing trading charts.
18:58 Since the market data is delayed by 15
19:01 minutes, it's not good for day trading.
19:03 I wouldn't recommend using delayed data
19:05 for day trading, but for swing trading,
19:07 that's perfectly fine. I use this all
19:10 the time on the weekends. So, let's talk
19:12 about the criteria I'll use. And this is
19:14 a very simple criteria. You can use the
19:17 same settings for any scanner you use,
19:20 whether it's a free version or paid. So,
19:22 market cap, I always scan for stocks
19:25 above two billion. You know, I do not
19:28 like to swing trade small cap stocks.
19:30 Price definitely over a dollar per
19:32 share. And now you can see there's 96
19:35 pages of results. That's way too many.
19:37 Again, we need to narrow this down. So,
19:39 average volume, I'm looking for at least minimum
19:41 minimum
19:43 750,000 volume for day trading. that
19:45 wouldn't be enough, but for swing
19:47 trading, that's totally fine. So, I'm
19:49 looking at over
19:52 750K. You can see that narrows down all
19:54 the results drastically. Now, current
19:56 volume, I'm looking for over a million
19:59 on the day. And then the most important
20:01 one is relative volume. Now, this is the
20:03 one you can play with. I'm looking for
20:07 relative volume of anywhere between 1.5
20:09 or I'll try two or sometimes when
20:12 there's a lot going on, I'll try three.
20:14 So you can see uh I'll try any of this
20:17 range for now. Let's try over two. So
20:20 remember relative volume just shows you
20:22 the current volume of the stock compared
20:25 to the average over the last 3 months.
20:27 So if you hover over relative volume
20:30 here, it's a good indicator to use for
20:32 momentum. So you can see that this is
20:34 still a lot of results. So you can play
20:36 around and even do over three if you
20:39 would like. So uh and once we're here, I
20:41 like to you can see the tabs over here.
20:44 this overview valuation. Um, the really
20:46 useful ones I like to use when I'm
20:48 screening for swing trading charts is
20:50 the charts one. You can see if I click
20:53 it, it'll show me like a quick preview
20:56 of all the results of the charts. So,
20:57 you can use a charts. You can see it
21:00 gives you like a really cool snapshot of
21:02 the daily chart on the stock and some of
21:05 the basic indicators. Um, but the one I
21:08 actually use 200 SMA. Um, but the one I
21:10 like more is TA. essentially is
21:14 technical analysis. If you click TDA,
21:16 it'll also show you the RSI, some of the
21:18 indicators on the side. It'll show you
21:21 the daily SMA, you know, how much is
21:24 like 10% off the uh below the daily SMA.
21:26 It'll show you yearto date, some of the
21:29 relative volume, you know, 52- week high
21:32 range. So, this is the one I like to use
21:33 the most when I'm screening for
21:36 potential tickers. And this is how I
21:38 found some of the tickers earlier for
21:39 the three chart patterns that you
21:41 learned today. So let's take a look at
21:44 these chart patterns one by one and I'll
21:46 tell you how I analyze them and whether
21:48 they fit the three patterns we learned
21:51 earlier. So ACN you already saw this is
21:54 the oversold reversal pattern that we're
21:55 looking at. You can see the indicators
21:58 over here. Again the one that we
22:02 actually only use is a 200 SMA here. ADM
22:05 this one is in a longterm downtrend. So
22:07 you know this is also don't show any
22:09 signs of reversal. So I wouldn't pick
22:12 this one. This one ADMA you can see this
22:14 one is considered you know also like a
22:16 wedge breakout here. So let's take a
22:19 look on the bigger charts here. ADMA. So
22:21 you can see on the charts over here this
22:24 one actually have a long-term downtrend
22:26 break here. You can see the triangle
22:28 breakout downtrend break and the stock
22:31 is reclaiming over that ATMA. So, this
22:34 one would actually fit the pattern for
22:37 pattern number one, the wedge
22:40 breakout. Um, ADT, you know, I don't see
22:42 anything there. It's riding the uptrend,
22:45 but I don't really see any um really
22:48 obvious long-term downtrend break. This
22:51 one, I think this one, AESI, you know,
22:54 oil stock here. This one will actually
22:56 fit the oversold chart pattern. If you
22:59 take a look at it over here, the RSI is
23:02 also below 40. it's relatively low. RSI
23:05 stands for relative strength index. It
23:08 when the number is low, usually around
23:11 20 or 30, it shows you that the stock is
23:14 generally speaking oversold. But again,
23:15 like obviously you need to put it up on
23:18 the actual charts here and take a look at
23:19 at
23:22 it. So, AESI, you can see the stock is
23:26 way below the 200 SMA. Um, looks like it
23:27 is also earnings miss here. You can see
23:30 the E sign here. Here you can see it's
23:32 reclaiming over the orange line which is
23:34 the 8 EMA. So this one is also worth
23:37 taking a look at. You can see this one
23:39 is what I would call a daily breakout
23:42 chart that we learned from the previous
23:44 um swing trading master class video. You
23:47 can see a huge daily range resistance
23:51 breakout. This line here around $79 and
23:53 a stock is breaking above it. But in
23:55 this market environment, this will not
23:57 be the kind of chart pattern I will want
24:00 to swing trade. ALK this one is an
24:02 airline stock. So I would personally
24:05 stay away from tech airlines um all
24:08 these really sensitive to current market
24:09 environment. So you can see there's
24:12 actually a lot of potential results. But
24:14 let me just show you this one in a
24:16 downtrend. I would not take a I would
24:19 not like this one. This one oil and gas
24:21 it's been doing well. AM you can see
24:24 it's been uptrending. This one you can
24:25 see that it's kind of a triangle
24:28 breakout over here. You can see that's a
24:29 good thing with VINVIS. It kind of shows
24:32 you some basic technical analysis charts
24:34 pattern. So, this one is a rising wedge
24:38 breakout as well. AM nothing here. This
24:40 is not a long-term downtrend at all. In
24:43 fact, this AMKR is the kind of chart you
24:46 want to avoid. There's no breakouts at
24:48 all. It's not making higher lows. This
24:50 is one probably going to continue fading
24:53 lower. So, using this very simple
24:55 scanner with all the free settings that
24:57 you saw earlier, it's how I found some
24:59 of the chart patterns that you saw
25:01 earlier in the video. Remember, with
25:04 these criteria that you see on screen,
25:06 you can pretty much use it for any
25:08 scanner that you're using, free or paid.
25:10 Or if you have questions regarding the
25:13 chart analysis process we just did,
25:15 analyzing the scan results one by one,
25:17 then you can ask me in the comment
25:19 section below. I'll do my best to answer
25:21 them. I have even more swing trading
25:23 resources below in the video
25:26 description. More in-depth free master
25:28 class, the brokers and charting
25:30 platforms I would recommend for swing
25:33 trading. Everything is down below.
25:35 Coming up next in this video over here,
25:37 I share my favorite swing trading
25:39 strategies with you step by step. And
