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The Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern is a popular technical analysis indicator used to predict a reversal in a downtrend. Here's a description:
### Inverse Head & Shoulders Pattern
The Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern is a bullish reversal pattern that often marks the end of a downtrend and the beginning of an uptrend. It consists of three main components: two shoulders and a head, formed by three successive troughs with the middle trough (head) being the deepest.
#### Key Features:
1. **Left Shoulder:**
- The price declines to a new low and then rises to form a peak.
2. **Head:**
- The price falls again, creating an even lower trough (the head), and then rises once more.
3. **Right Shoulder:**
- The price declines for a third time but does not fall as low as the head, forming the right shoulder, before rising again.
4. **Neckline:**
- A horizontal or slightly upward-sloping line drawn through the peaks between the left shoulder, head, and right shoulder. This line acts as a resistance level.
#### Trading the Pattern:
- **Identification:**
- Look for a clear formation of the left shoulder, head, and right shoulder during a downtrend.
- **Neckline Break:**
- The pattern is confirmed once the price breaks above the neckline. This breakout signals a potential reversal and is considered a buying opportunity.
- **Volume:**
- Volume typically decreases as the pattern forms and then increases on the breakout above the neckline, adding validity to the reversal.
#### Measuring the Target:
- **Price Target:**
- The projected price target is typically calculated by measuring the distance from the bottom of the head to the neckline and then adding this distance to the breakout point at the neckline.
#### Example:
If the bottom of the head is at $50, the neckline is at $60, the difference is $10. If the price breaks the neckline at $60, the target price would be $70 ($60 + $10).
### Summary
The Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern is a reliable indicator used by traders to identify potential reversals from bearish to bullish trends. When identified correctly, it provides a clear signal to enter long positions, aiming for the measured target based on the pattern's structure.
