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📉 12 Bearish Stock Patterns
These patterns are commonly used by traders to anticipate potential downward moves in price.
1. Head and Shoulders
A major reversal pattern with a higher central peak and two lower side peaks.
2. Double Top
Two peaks at similar levels showing strong resistance and fading buying pressure.
3. Rising Wedge
Price rises while the range tightens; often breaks downward.
4. Bear Flag
A sharp drop followed by a small upward/sideways consolidation before continuing down.
5. Bearish Rectangle
Sideways movement between support and resistance that breaks downward.
6. Descending Triangle
Lower highs pressing against flat support; breakdown often triggers selling.
7. Inverted Cup and Handle
A rounded top followed by a small upward retracement that breaks lower.
8. Evening Star
A three‑candle reversal pattern showing exhaustion of bullish momentum.
9. Bearish Engulfing
A large bearish candle fully engulfs the prior bullish candle.
10. Triple Top
Three peaks at similar levels, showing persistent resistance and weakening demand.
11. Shooting Star
A single‑candle reversal with a long upper wick and small body near the low.
12. Dark Cloud Cover
A bearish candle opens above the prior bullish candle but closes deep into it, signaling a shift in control.
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