The 60 min is the one I follow a little more closely.
The descending triangle ended up being bogus, but again, these patterns have limited success on the "real stocks" and the pattern is meant to be for trading much longer time frames...
But I note the trading range in my new notes in purple that had its birth in the trangle days.. I went long after it broke out (the last lavel at 0.0015) which appears to have been early... but that's the way it goes. I was still expecting the hit at 0.001, but if it didn't hit and the stock took off, I wouldn't be in it. Until the number come out, Im not too worried about it - but what I like most on the chart is the up volume ticks noted by green arrows. I was trading something a while back and saw this and then it shot up 60% in a day - and it wasn't a penny stock. I have some dashed lines there in red and green that signal to me game over or game on.
Note that again, I'm using these more to base stuff for my learning and to establish my buys and sells according to how I trade... but thought I'd pitch in.
I'll have more on the others later - as they are more interesting. On my fancy shmancy expensive software MGLG and BEHL (particularly the latter) currently have a pretty good thumbs up - but its trend software - which doesn't fare as well with these volatile pennies.
Oh yeah - dates in the comments are when I wrote them provided my dyslexia wasn't on for the day - they don't refer to the days that the events came. I have a real problem with dates - I noticed that most of them were for april on one chart and had to correct them.
http://www.scripps.edu/~davess/siri/MGLG-60min.png