CustomTradingPlatform .com
Log in Get started free
Home / Technical Analysis / Chart patterns / Rising Wedge

Chart pattern · Reversal · Bearish

Rising Wedge

What is it, in one line

Two rising trendlines that converge, with price making higher highs and higher lows at a narrowing rate.

Bearish · Reversal · verdict: Traditional claim, not yet measured here

Bearish Reversal Traditional claim
Schematic · the live site draws this from the rule

Formation rule

Two rising trendlines that converge, with price making higher highs and higher lows at a narrowing rate.

Method

Target and invalidation

Conventional target: A downside break projects a decline back to the wedge’s starting point.

Invalidated by: A close back above the upper trendline invalidates the pattern.

Traditional claim, not measured

This is the standard technical-analysis interpretation. It has not been tested against our dataset the way the candlestick formations have.

All 18 chart patterns →

Other reversal chart patterns

All 18 →
Head and Shoulders Three peaks, the middle one highest, both shoulders roughly level, joined by a rising or flat neckline.
Inverse Head and Shoulders The mirror of Head and Shoulders: three troughs, the middle lowest, both shoulders roughly level.
Double Top Two peaks at roughly the same level, separated by a moderate trough.
Double Bottom Two troughs at roughly the same level, separated by a moderate peak.

Size a trade on this setup before you take it.