What would you do if a Sanzen or reverse-Sanzen appeared in a scene like this? Practical usage tips from muscle trainer Yuu-Chel.

In textbooks, the pattern is explained as “rise → head-and-shoulders → fall” and “fall → inverse head-and-shoulders → rise.” But what should we do when different combinations appear (such as rise → inverse head-and-shoulders) or when the scenario falls apart? We’ve explained practical strategies that aren’t in textbooks.

What you can learn from this video

In this video, you can learn the following:

・ refresher on head-and-shoulders and inverse head-and-shoulders
・What if an inverse head-and-shoulders appears in a bullish context?
＞ It signals a desire not to go lower!
＞ Where to enter?
＞ Narrowing stops to maximize profit potential
＞ How to think when an inverse head-and-shoulders starts to break
・What if a head-and-shoulders appears in a bullish context?
＞ It signals a desire to go down!
＞ Short should be stopped out and a long could follow!
＞ How to buy on the dip when a head-and-shoulders is negated
・ Beginners should trade aggressively!

● Video: 16 minutes and 36 seconds

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