Thanks Stoploss.
Your comment made me think about patterns, and seeing them. I had a quick flip through the charts in a few trading books, and nowhere could I see where part-formed patterns had been illustrated. Only completed ones.
So that suggests that book authors must believe there is greater value in illustrating the completed pattern. But the art is in spotting them during their formation, recognising them as such, and entering at the most low-risk entry point in the formation.
Anyway, I digress. As I was lying in bed last night thinking about what a nice day it had been after a grotty start, I remembered that I'd forgotten to point out the small Adam & Eve sitting inside the bigger one. Can't be bothered to crank up the old charting proggie to show you, you can see for yourself.
Which reminds me of a joke for the girls: What's the best thing about a nudist wedding? You don't have to ask who the best man is, you can see for yourself! LOL
Oh, and the mini A&E is in the first 3½ hours of the trading day on Monday. So when one pattern is inside another, it's usually a very very good trading opportunity. Trade the smaller one, and bear in mind that that will then kick the bigger one into play.