Double Bottom Pattern — Entry, Exit & Stop Loss Guide
How to spot a valid Double Bottom (W pattern), when to enter long on the breakout, where to set your stop, and when not to trade it.
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The Double Bottom (W pattern) is a powerful bullish reversal setup that forms when price tests the same support level twice and holds both times. This infographic illustrates the two troughs at support, the neckline resistance between them, the confirmed entry trigger (close above neckline with volume), stop loss placement below both bottoms, measured move target calculation, and the most common trap — entering before the neckline breaks and getting caught in a failed reversal.
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