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2012issue C1354-58

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201260-63 pp.Next on Flag and pennantReading regime change: when to stop tradingFormer leadership names that broke and triggered stops ahead of the index were treated as an early warning that the prevailing regime was changing.
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  1. 1986Constructing bounded relative-strength overlays from oscillator limits
  2. 1989Point-and-figure fulcrum, count, and flag as three jobs
  3. 1996The high, tight flag as a three-checkpoint continuation exam
  4. 2000Test chart patterns with confirmation, not names
  5. 2001Failed chart patterns as reverse breakout signals
  6. 2002Ascending triangle and flag: a three-checkpoint QQQ case study
  7. 2002Two-stage chart reading after breakouts
  8. 2002The second pattern after a breakout
  9. 2003Building flags, pennants, and triangles as continuation pauses
  10. 2003When trendline channels age into a wedge or a break
  11. 2004Bearish chart patterns need confirmation before the turn
  12. 2004Constructing flags, pennants, and triangles from swing pivots
  13. 2005Constructing flag and pennant rules from pole to exit
  14. 2005Fanline construction for testing trend health
  15. 2005When flag-and-pennant breakout scans fail a measurement audit
  16. 2006Testing a bear-flag target after the pause is confirmed
  17. 2007Homebuilder rebound as a bear-flag, trendline, and volume case study
  18. 2008Completed chart patterns as reward-to-risk arithmetic
  19. 2012Reading this file
  20. 2012Reading regime change: when to stop trading
  21. 2014Intraday flag construction with breakout and stop rules
  22. 2015Lock lookback and chart scale before you mark a flag or pennant
  23. 2017Constructing delayed buy-stops on bull flags and pennants
  24. 2018Copy an ABC swing as a ruler, then test flags and Fibonacci degree
  25. 2019Failed flags, pennants, and triangles as a completed experiment
  26. 2020Confirming candlestick and flag signals on a weekly chart
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2002The second pattern after a breakout2002Ascending triangle and flag: a three-checkpoint QQQ case study2003Building flags, pennants, and triangles as continuation pauses2003Constructing rounded bottoms, triangles, and pennants2004Bearish chart patterns need confirmation before the turn