Double Top Pattern — Entry, Exit & Stop Loss Guide
How to identify a valid Double Top, when to enter short after neckline breaks, where to set your stop, and when to stay out.
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The Double Top (M pattern) is one of the most frequently occurring bearish reversal patterns. Two peaks at the same resistance level signal exhausted buyers. This infographic shows how to confirm both peaks are at the same level, where the neckline support sits, when the pattern is activated (close below neckline on strong volume), where to place the stop loss, how to project the measured move target, and the critical warning — never enter before the neckline actually breaks.
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