2025-12-30 05:24:31

Every year our research team compiles a comprehensive analysis of the best-performing classical chart patterns from the previous 12 months, establishing benchmarks that guide market participants through the new year. This framework helps traders identify high-probability setups across different market cycles.

We've just released our 2025 Best Dressed List for community members—a curated selection of chart patterns that demonstrated the strongest track records and most reliable predictive value. The list serves as a practical reference for recognizing proven technical formations in real-time trading scenarios.

These patterns continue to be the cornerstone of technical analysis strategies, and our annual review ensures traders stay aligned with what's actually working in current market conditions.

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RunWithRugs

· 12-30 05:54

The annual Best Dressed list is back? How many of last year's recommendations actually made money?

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ser_ngmi

· 12-30 05:52

Hmm... How did last year's ranking prediction turn out? Do you think it will flop again this time?

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DAOTruant

· 12-30 05:52

Talking about strategies on paper, but when the market comes, you still have to rely on intuition...

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ZenMiner

· 12-30 05:48

Was last year's list accurate... I only remember that some patterns weren't used at all.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 12-30 05:44

Haha, it's that time of year again for the chart pattern ranking. Every time I look at it, I want to try my luck. Are those patterns from last year really that reliable? I feel like I still get stopped out when I use them. Best Dressed List sounds good, but as soon as the market turns, it's useless... You really have to explore and figure things out on your own. By the way, can technical analysis really consistently make money? I still think luck plays a big part. It looks like someone is serious about analysis, but chart patterns are all old news now. Does anyone still believe in technical analysis these days? But learning it can't hurt. Will the patterns in 2025 be more useful than last year's? Forget it, I’d rather just trust my own market feel. Sounds nice, but in the end, it all depends on the market's mood. Really? Can this kind of annual review actually guide trading? It sounds professional, but the practical application is another story.

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