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    M13 patterns refer to triangles or wedges in technical analysis charts. W16 patterns indicate classic uptrends. Various traditional technical patterns such as head-and-shoulders, triangles, and trends can be categorized as M or W patterns, with M patterns typically representing bearish or sideways patterns and W patterns usually signifying bullish trends.

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    M13 patterns refer to triangles or wedges in technical analysis charts. W16 patterns indicate classic uptrends. Various traditional technical patterns such as head-and-shoulders, triangles, and trends can be categorized as M or W patterns, with M patterns typically representing bearish or sideways patterns and W patterns usually signifying bullish trends.

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    M13 patterns refer to triangles or wedges in technical analysis charts. W16 patterns indicate classic uptrends. Various traditional technical patterns such as head-and-shoulders, triangles, and trends can be categorized as M or W patterns, with M patterns typically representing bearish or sideways patterns and W patterns usually signifying bullish trends.

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    M13 patterns refer to triangles or wedges in technical analysis charts. W16 patterns indicate classic uptrends. Various traditional technical patterns such as head-and-shoulders, triangles, and trends can be categorized as M or W patterns, with M patterns typically representing bearish or sideways patterns and W patterns usually signifying bullish trends.

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    16 M Patterns

    16 W Patterns

    Traditional Technical Patterns

    All of the traditional technical patterns such as head-and-shoulders, triangles, uptrends and
    downtrends can categorized as Ms and Ws as well. For example an M13 is a triangle or
    wedge and a W16 is a classic up trend.The categorization into classical chart patterns
    follows:

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