bearish rising wedge Structure
A rising wedge consists of two trendlines that are slanting upwards, forming a converging pattern.
The upper trendline (resistance line) connects the higher highs, and the lower trendline (support line) connects the higher lows.
Despite the rising price trend, the formation of a rising wedge suggests weakening momentum.
Traders interpret the pattern as a potential reversal signal, indicating that the bullish trend may be losing strength.
Wait for the breakout. Good Luck Traders
The upper trendline (resistance line) connects the higher highs, and the lower trendline (support line) connects the higher lows.
Despite the rising price trend, the formation of a rising wedge suggests weakening momentum.
Traders interpret the pattern as a potential reversal signal, indicating that the bullish trend may be losing strength.
Wait for the breakout. Good Luck Traders
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