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The Rounding Bottom Pattern displays a complete trend reversal with an initial downtrend, followed by consolidation and later a significant upswing.
A Rounding bottom pattern is a bullish reversal pattern that is quite often visible during bear market bottoms. This pattern clearly reflects the exhausted sellers after a significant downfall, after which the buyers regain trend control to trigger a recovery rally.
The technical chart represents a typical U-shaped recovery. Furthermore, the pattern consists of three phases, i.e., downtrend, accumulation, and recovery. Following the downfall, which significantly discounts an asset’s value, attracts potential buyers to enter at a cheaper rate.
Thus, a prevailing downtrend sentiment gradually undermined by replenished bullish momentum creates an accumulation phase. Furthermore, the buyers eventually regain trend control and initiate a recovery rally.
The range resistance breakout from the accumulation phase is one of the best entry opportunities in a rounding bottom pattern. During this phase, the price usually consolidates with a short-range or rectangular chart pattern. Thus, a bullish breakout from the range’s resistance level would signal an upcoming recovery.
Anyway, the traders would get more entry opportunities during the recovery rally with occasional pullbacks and resistance breakouts.
In theory, the recovery rally should reach the points from where the downtrend started. However, the traders can book early profits at an important chart level as per their risk appetite.
Example:
The WAVES/USDT pair showcase a round bounding bottom pattern with its base support at $11.8 and the range resistance at $19. A bullish breakout from this barrier drove the altcoin 80% higher to hit $34.8.
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