A falling wedge pattern is considered a bullish indicator since it indicates that a falling price is losing momentum and that buyers are moving in to stem the fall.
Flag patterns can be upward (bullish flag) or downward (bearish flag) (bearish flag). The bottom of the flag should not be higher than the flagpole in front of it.
A wedge is a triangular shape generated by the intersection of two trendlines that form the apex in the financial world. The wedge does not have to face upward and can be an inverted triangle. Because it resembles a pointed flag more than a regular triangle, the "falling wedge" is commonly referred to as a "flag."
In general, a rising wedge is a bearish indication since it signals a likely trend reversal during an uptrend. After a breakout through the lower trend line, rising wedge patterns imply that prices are likely to decrease.
A flag pattern is a chart continuation pattern in which candlesticks are arranged in a small parallelogram. It's a consolidation zone that exhibits a counter-trend move after a significant price change. Between five and twenty candlesticks make up the motif.
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