Small caps on the rally?!

December 13, 2019

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Will Small Caps Continue To Rally?

It looks like something huge is about to happen…

President Trump shared that he's extremely close to making a deal with china.

And guess what… the markets are loving it!

The overall market is beginning to rally and small caps have finally broken out of the recent congestion.

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Here's what I'm focusing on

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There are two main types of Chart Patterns: reversal patterns and continuation patterns. Reversal patterns signal an end to the trend that was in place prior to the chart pattern forming. For example, if the price had been trending higher and then a reversal pattern forms and completes, the uptrend is likely over. Continuation patterns signal the continuation of a trend. If the price is moving lower, then a continuation pattern forms and the price breaks out (completes) in the trending direction, then that downtrend is likely to continue.