Bearish Rectangle

A bearish rectangle is a continuation pattern.

It usually happens after a strong move down.

Then price starts moving sideways inside a box-like range.

This tells us:

• the market is pausing

• not reversing yet

• sellers may still be in control

When price breaks below the rectangle support, the downtrend often continues.

How traders use it:

• mark the high and low of the rectangle

• wait for breakdown

• avoid entering in the middle of the range

The biggest beginner mistake is thinking sideways movement always means reversal.

Sometimes sideways price action is just a pause before another drop.The pattern becomes stronger when volume or momentum supports the breakdown.

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