PROSBUSD - Bump and Run Reversal Bottom PatternThe bump-and-run reversal bottom is a chart pattern that is a surprisingly good performer in both bull (ranking best for performance) and bear markets (ranking second best). It has a low break even failure rate and high average rise after the breakout. Discovered by Thomas Bulkowski in 1999.
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PROSBUSD - Bump and Run Reversal Bottom Pattern?Bump and Run Reversal Bottom Pattern
The bump-and-run reversal bottom is a chart pattern that is a surprisingly good performer in both bull (ranking best for performance) and bear markets (ranking second best). It has a low break even failure rate and high average rise after the breakout. Discovered by Thomas Bulkowski in 1999.
Bump-and-Run Reversal Bottom?The bump-and-run reversal bottom is a chart pattern that is a surprisingly good performer in both bull (ranking best for performance) and bear markets (ranking second best). It has a low break even failure rate and high average rise after the breakout. Discovered by Thomas Bulkowski in 1999
Bump-and-Run Reversal Bottom: Important Bull Market Results
Overall performance rank: 1 (best) out of 39
Break even failure rate: 9%
Average rise: 55%
Throwback rate: 61%
Percentage meeting price target (pattern's top): 76%
Shape: A frying pan, tilted down, with the handle on the left.
Trendline: During the beginning of the pattern, price often follows a down-sloping trendline that ranges from 0 to 45 degrees (rarely more).
Lead-in phase: The handle portion of the frying pan is called the lead-in phase as it leads in to the bump phase. The chart to the lower right shows the location.
Lead-in height: Measures from the trendline drawn across the highs to the handle low. Select the widest distance between the trendline and the low, measured vertically, in the first quarter of the chart pattern. The chart to the right shows an example. The height is between the two blue dots.
Lead-in duration: At least a month (average is 35 days), but this varies widely.
Bump phase: This is the frying pan. The down-sloping trendline deepens to 60 degrees or more. Price drops rapidly then levels out and turns around, forming a rounded turn. Price may pause at the 0 to 45-degree trendline (see Trendline above) before moving higher. The chart to the right shows the location of the bump phase.
Bump height: Measured from the trendline to the lowest low, vertically, and it should be at least twice the lead-in height (but allow variation). The chart to the right shows the measure between the two blue dots.
Uphill run: After the bump phase, price begins an uphill run. I show the run phase on the chart to the right.
Volume: High during the start of the pattern, the bump start, and upward breakout.
Confirmation: The pattern confirms when price closes above the down-sloping trendline. Do NOT accept any patterns which does not show a close above the blue trendline (after pattern's end).
unfi is going down the pattern shows that unfi going to break out , he question is which direction . if look as flag then it will go to down . but it not exactly a flag . so how can we take trade . we will buy the dip ad use stop loss or we will short and use stop loss . the triangle should be used to set stop loss . I am looking for a dump . so what is your opinion . comment down.
you have to use stop loss . if it goes down then set the buy price as stop loss . it will go down some and it can also go up . like a falze breakout . so take the 50% when you got a profit and use stop loss as buy price
HOTUSDT looking for the buying point ......Traders , today i just realised that we broke the trend line wich shows us the end of the bump phase in my opinion . we should see a re=test of the trend line. The trend line throwback (without breaking it) would be my bying point ( beetween 0.00039 and 0.00044 ) for a maximum return .
Please, let me know what you think in the comments section . Trade SAFE . Ben.
PFE Bump and Run!PFE is a large pharmaceutical company that specialises in biopharmaceuticals. As you can see there has been a large bump and run from the upward trend in the past, which led to a death-cross. Gaussian channel shows a clear upward trend. Green fractal indicates a follow up bump and run.
RHHBY Bump and Run!RHHBY has seen two previous bump and run formations and is looking for a continuation with a third bump and run, indicated by the green fractal. These bumps form above the natural trend and a bearish reversal slowly follows. Again I recommend ‘Encyclopedia of Chart patterns’ By TN Bulkowski for anyone interested in learning some patterns.
New Upwards Trend Supported by Fib LevelsA strong support line has stayed intact for 24 days, recent bounce off support signals strong upward trend. Additionally during the most recent down trend, each level of my fib retracement has met bears with bullish resistance. Will an upward trend coupled with bullish buy ins along Fib Levels lead the market to a LTC above 100$?
Let me know your thoughts on this!
Possible Bum and Run Reversal (BARR)???The chart pattern gather all the requirement to a BARR.
lead-in height is more than $1.
Bump phase at least twice the lead-in height.
Trend line is not horizontal.
Rounded bump
IBM Bump & DropFollowing current trends I want to call a price somewhere around $118 going into as far as 2016. It really doesn't look like this company has any more room to grow and a fall in share price is coming.
I have a feeling IBM will gain a bit more, possibly testing resistance again up around $205 making a good area to get shorts in.
The resistance arcs are more for arch views than any real calculation, the idea is the general reverse bowl shape being formed.
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Hold of on any real orders till we see motion one way or another, my outlook however, is quite bearish.