EB to HST

Question 1

EB

Answer 1

Entry Bar

Question 2

EG

Answer 2

Exhaustion Gap, a gap at any kind at the end of a trend, just before a reversal (only certain in hindsight)

Question 3

EMA

Answer 3

20 bar Exponential Moving Average

Question 4

ET

Answer 4

Expanding Triangle

Question 5

FBO

Answer 5

Failed BreakOut

Question 6

FOMC

Answer 6

Federal Open Market Committee meeting and announcement

Question 7

FT

Answer 7

Follow Through

Question 8

G

Answer 8

Gap

Question 9

GU

Answer 9

Gap Up

Question 10

GD

Answer 10

Gap Down

Question 11

GX

Answer 11

Globex Session

Question 12

GXL

Answer 12

Globex Low

Question 13

H

Answer 13

High or High of Day

Question 14

H1

Answer 14

One legged pullback in a bull move

Question 15

H2

Answer 15

Two legged pullback in a bull move, but it can also be a 2nd reversal up from a selloff (variation of a double bottom)

Question 16

H3

Answer 16

Three legged pullback in a bull move, which usually means a wedge bull flag or a wedge bottom

Question 17

H4

Answer 17

High 4 bottom or bull flag, 4 legged bear channel, often consecutive High 2 pullbacks

Question 18

HH

Answer 18

Higher High

Question 19

HOY

Answer 19

High of Yesterday

Question 20

HL

Answer 20

Higher Low

Question 21

HOD

Answer 21

High of the Day

Question 22

HP

Answer 22

High Probability

Question 23

HST

Answer 23

Head and Shoulders Top, a bull continuation pattern in both bull and bear markets that sometimes is a reversal pattern

Question 24

HSB

Answer 24

Head and Shoulders Bottom, a continuation pattern in both bull and bear markets that sometimes is a reversal pattern

Question 25

HFT

Answer 25

High Frequency Trading

Question 26

GXH

Answer 26

Globex High

Question 27

GUB

Answer 27

Give-up Bar, breakout that often leads to a swing

Question 28

GB

Answer 28

Gap Bar

Question 29

FF

Answer 29

Final Flag, usually a horizontal pattern after a trend. The breakout often fails and reverses

Question 30

EOD

Answer 30

End of Day