Bulkowski's Big W.
Keep in mind that we are in a long term down trend, making this riskier than usual. In fact I am bearish and short so this goes against my bias, but the possibility serves as an education for myself and documented specifically so I do not lose the chart. Enjoy.
Characteristic | Discussion
Price trend: Downward leading to the pattern.
Shape: A big W shape with twin bottoms and tall sides.
Reversal pattern: Look for a double bottom reversal pattern at the base of the big W.
Tall sides: The best performing big W chart patterns have tall, straight declines leading to the bottom of the big W.
Rise between bottoms: The rise between the valleys of the double bottom is 10% to 20% or more.
Volume: Recedes 69% of the time.
Breakout Confirmation: The pattern confirms as a valid one when price closes above the highest peak between the two bottoms.
Trading Tactic | Explanation.
Measure rule: Compute the height from the highest peak to the lowest valley (D-B) and then add the result to the price of the peak high D). The result is the target price. The link to the left gives more information about the measure rule.
Breakout: Occurs when price closes above the peak high (D).
Stall: For swing traders, buy at the double bottom low (E) and ride price upward to confirmation of the double bottom (the high between the two bottoms, D). Price often pauses there. If price drops below the low of the second bottom (E), exit the position immediately. If price confirms the double bottom, expect a rise approaching the left side high (A).
Position traders: Wait for confirmation of the double bottom before taking a position and be prepared to sell as the stock nears the price of the left side high (the price at C approaches the price at A).
See more from Bulkowski here: thepatternsite.com/bigw.html
In addition to the above and once again, against my bias. There is a possibility of an Adam and Eve Double Bottom here - Zoom Out:
thepatternsite.com/AdamEvePatterns.html
Keep in mind that we are in a long term down trend, making this riskier than usual. In fact I am bearish and short so this goes against my bias, but the possibility serves as an education for myself and documented specifically so I do not lose the chart. Enjoy.
Characteristic | Discussion
Price trend: Downward leading to the pattern.
Shape: A big W shape with twin bottoms and tall sides.
Reversal pattern: Look for a double bottom reversal pattern at the base of the big W.
Tall sides: The best performing big W chart patterns have tall, straight declines leading to the bottom of the big W.
Rise between bottoms: The rise between the valleys of the double bottom is 10% to 20% or more.
Volume: Recedes 69% of the time.
Breakout Confirmation: The pattern confirms as a valid one when price closes above the highest peak between the two bottoms.
Trading Tactic | Explanation.
Measure rule: Compute the height from the highest peak to the lowest valley (D-B) and then add the result to the price of the peak high D). The result is the target price. The link to the left gives more information about the measure rule.
Breakout: Occurs when price closes above the peak high (D).
Stall: For swing traders, buy at the double bottom low (E) and ride price upward to confirmation of the double bottom (the high between the two bottoms, D). Price often pauses there. If price drops below the low of the second bottom (E), exit the position immediately. If price confirms the double bottom, expect a rise approaching the left side high (A).
Position traders: Wait for confirmation of the double bottom before taking a position and be prepared to sell as the stock nears the price of the left side high (the price at C approaches the price at A).
See more from Bulkowski here: thepatternsite.com/bigw.html
In addition to the above and once again, against my bias. There is a possibility of an Adam and Eve Double Bottom here - Zoom Out:
thepatternsite.com/AdamEvePatterns.html
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Clause de non-responsabilité
Les informations et les publications ne sont pas destinées à être, et ne constituent pas, des conseils ou des recommandations en matière de finance, d'investissement, de trading ou d'autres types de conseils fournis ou approuvés par TradingView. Pour en savoir plus, consultez les Conditions d'utilisation.