• Horn Bottom - Bullish
• Horn Top - Bearish
A horn pattern is a sudden spike in stock price.
The pattern looks like two horns of a bull or the letter "H"
It’s a 3 candlestick pattern.
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• Horn Bottom - Bullish
• Horn Top - Bearish
A horn pattern is a sudden spike in stock price.
The pattern looks like two horns of a bull or the letter "H"
It’s a 3 candlestick pattern.
Horn Bottom occurs during downtrend with 2 candles which shows resemblance to horns implying that bears have lost ground as they have reached lower price now its bulls turn to lead the market
Long trades occurs when the script breaks the high of 2nd horn candle.
Horn Top occurs during uptrend with 2 candles which shows resemblance to horns implying that bulls have lost ground as they have reached higher price now its bears turn to lead the market
Short selling occurs when the script breaks the low of 2nd horn candle
Before taking any trade one should always look at important support & resistance and also at fibonacci levels to see the confluence of S&R levels.
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