Inverse Head and Shoulders Pattern — Entry, Exit & Stop Loss Guide
How to identify the Inverse Head and Shoulders bullish reversal, where to enter long, set your stop loss, and when to skip the trade.
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The Inverse Head and Shoulders is the mirror of the classic Head and Shoulders — a highly reliable bullish reversal pattern that forms at market bottoms. This infographic maps the three troughs (left shoulder, head, right shoulder), the neckline resistance, the volume-confirmed entry trigger, stop loss placement below the right shoulder, measured move target calculation, and the exact conditions (low volume breakout, asymmetric shoulders) that disqualify the setup.
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