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- (Page5) S.I.T. large Chart patterns tend to outperform the small ones.
- (Page7) S.I.T. To Find curved patterns, Try forming a curved pattern beneath price bars in a rising price trend. In a falling price trend, curves often appear smoother along the tops.
-(Page8) S.I.T Chart patterns can nest—one inside the other. The same price pattern can also appear as two (or more) differently named patterns.

- (Page5) S.I.T. large Chart patterns tend to outperform the small ones.
- (Page7) S.I.T. To Find curved patterns, Try forming a curved pattern beneath price bars in a rising price trend. In a falling price trend, curves often appear smoother along the tops.
-(Page8) S.I.T Chart patterns can nest—one inside the other. The same price pattern can also appear as two (or more) differently named patterns.

- (Page3) To Find Patterns That Predict a decline, begin with peaks that stop at or near the same price. ( Overhead resistance ).
- (Page4) After finding the resistance, look for a corresponding line parallel to the resistance ( Underlying support ).