Seventy-five-year-old patterns, under modern testing.

The T7 Classical Charting model scans 1,600+ stocks every day and only takes the best classical pattern setups. On any one stock it trades rarely, but across the whole list there is almost always a fresh setup forming, so the model stays active.

Its foundation is the classical chart patterns in Robert D. Edwards and John Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, 5th edition (John Magee Inc., 1966). Table 7 adds its own proprietary pattern tuning and trade management logic for choosing setups and managing each trade from entry to exit. That layer is what drives these results; a generic pattern-recognition engine that only finds the shapes will not reproduce them.

The TradingView script, coming soon, puts the same pattern engine on any chart. It labels rectangles, double tops and bottoms, triangles, head and shoulders, flags, pennants, cup and handle, and more; marks entry, target (TP), and stop (SL) levels; and keeps an on-chart table of how each pattern has played out on that stock. Works on any stock: switch tickers and it runs as-is, with no settings to change. Still in testing.

Example backtests below (TradingView Strategy Tester, $20K start). Low trade counts per stock are the point: 62 trades on MSFT in over 40 years, 40 on NVDA in over 27. Each stock is one small slice of what the model watches every day.