Head & Shoulders
The head and shoulders is the best-known reversal pattern: three peaks with a higher middle (the head) flanked by two lower shoulders, joined by a neckline whose break signals a trend reversal. This article explains its anatomy, the all-important neckline and confirmation, the inverse (bottoming) version, the volume signature, the measured-move target, and the discipline of waiting for the neckline break.
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