Bullish Rectangle. The potential price target following a breakout from a bullish rectangle is typically estimated by measuring the height of the rectangle and adding it to the breakout point. This provides a rough projection of how far the price might rally.
A bullish rectangle is a chart pattern characterized by price consolidating between two parallel horizontal lines, forming a distinct rectangular shape. The upper line acts as resistance, a level where selling pressure has historically halted price advances. The lower line represents support, where buying interest has consistently emerged to prevent further declines. This period of sideways trading signifies a temporary pause in the prevailing uptrend, as buyers and sellers reach a temporary equilibrium.
A bullish rectangle is a chart pattern characterized by price consolidating between two parallel horizontal lines, forming a distinct rectangular shape. The upper line acts as resistance, a level where selling pressure has historically halted price advances. The lower line represents support, where buying interest has consistently emerged to prevent further declines. This period of sideways trading signifies a temporary pause in the prevailing uptrend, as buyers and sellers reach a temporary equilibrium.
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