1. Conditions for a "W" Pattern Bottoms: A "W" pattern requires two significant lows. In this chart, the areas labeled (2) and (4) seem to fulfill this condition. Peak: The peak between the two lows, labeled (3), forms the neckline of the pattern. Breakout: The price must break above the neckline (around 0.01689) for the pattern to be confirmed. A breakout with strong volume is a bullish signal. 2. Fibonacci Levels The chart includes Fibonacci retracement levels, which often act as support and resistance points. 0.786 Level (0.01689): The neckline aligns with this level. If the price breaks above this, it could confirm the pattern. 1.618 Target Level (0.01829): This is a potential target if the breakout occurs. 3. Potential Targets and Risks If the "W" pattern is activated, the first target can be calculated as the height of the pattern (distance between the neckline and the lowest point). However, if the price fails to break above the neckline and reverses downward, the pattern will be invalidated. In this case, support levels around 0.01575 or 0.01547 might come into play. Conclusion For the "W" pattern to be confirmed, the price must break clearly above the 0.01689 level with strong volume. If this breakout occurs, the price could target 0.01829 first and potentially 0.02056 afterward. However, entering before the breakout carries higher risk. Stop-loss levels should be carefully set, with a possible stop below 0.01575 to manage downside risks.
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