What is a Falling Wedge? Newbie Case Study : $GNT

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If you're new here, you've probably heard a ton about various terminology that indicate the past, current, and future trends of particular cryptocurrency. Additionally, you've probably heard that these terminologies indicate whether or not a trend is "bearish"(Downward) or "bullish"(Upward).

In this case study, we will examine and dissect GNT's and how its formation pattern indicated a future increase in price.

GNT'S Falling Wedge

A falling wedge is when the price makes lower lows and lower highs with the resistance line being steeper than the support line. Every new low is created with loss of momentum, signalling of underlying strength.

Between the yellow lines, we observe this formation pattern.

There are two variations and we will be observing variation #2: The Bullish Continuation

The bullish continuation is when price breaks above the resistance line of the wedge and continues on it's bullish formation. The target price should be the height of the wedge measured up from the breakout point.

In this case, our target for GNT is 6000-6500 Satoshi.

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Target 1 Hit: 6k Satoshi Reached
Target 2: 6500 Satoshi
Target 3: 7000 Satoshi
Target 4: TBD
Note
Great buyback/ reloading opportunity on GNT!
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