- POINT AND FIGURE CHARTS
- Point And Figure Charting Basics
- Point-And-Figure Chart
- Introduction to Point & Figure Charts
- Basic Point and Figure Chart Patterns
- Point and Figure Charts: Cup & Handle
- Point and Figure Bull & Bear Traps
- Point and Figure False Breaks
- Point and Figure Retracements
- Point and Figure Spikes
- Point and Figure Charts: Trend Reversals
- Point and Figure Charts: Triangles
- CONSTRUCTING A POINT AND FIGURE CHART
- Point and Figure Patterns
- Using Point & Figure Charts
- Point & Figure Chart
- Certification in Point & Figure Chart & P&F Chart Patterns
- Tips On Technicals – Point And Figure Charts
Point and Figure Charts: Loss of Momentum
After an up-trend, marginal new highs on the Point and Figure chart (especially where accompanied by equal or lower lows) indicate a loss of momentum and may evolve into a stage 3 top.

Point and Figure Charts: Marginal Higher Lows
In a down-trend, a series of higher lows indicate accumulation. Equal or rising highs are a further bullish sign.
Enter on completion of the third higher low: the start of the fourth column of Xs.
An inverse of the pattern in an up-trend, where you have several marginal lower highs, would be a strong bear signal.