An island top or bottom is formed when price 
				gaps in the direction of the current trend, and then it gaps the 
				opposite direction in the next day or so. One look at this 
				formation tells us where the name island comes from - they are 
				isolated from the previous and current trend by the gaps. 
				Regardless of the market factors that created this rare 
				formation, they are usually fair warning of a dramatic reversal.
				
				AOC shows a good example of an Island Top. 
				Many people tend to think of islands as only one bar, but this 
				will cause you to miss opportunities by ignoring the fact that 
				Island Reversal Formations can take a few bars to fulfil their 
				promise. 
				ATML gives us another example of an Island 
				Top. As with almost any chart pattern, it is best to wait for a 
				confirmation move after the initial setup. This chart is a good 
				example that there is still plenty of "meat on the bone" after 
				waiting for a confirmation move. 
				Island Tops and Bottoms are reliant upon gaps, 
				and an exhaustion gap and breakaway gap are components of this 
				chart pattern. So Island Reversals actually give us two 
				confirming chart patterns. Once the trend line is broken after 
				the reversal, we are looking at a prime trade candidate.