Bullish Rectangle
A bullish rectangle is the opposite idea.
Price moves up strongly, then starts ranging sideways for some time.
This often means the market is resting, not necessarily turning bearish.
Inside the rectangle:
• buyers and sellers fight
• price stays in a range
• breakout decides the next move
If price breaks above the rectangle resistance, the bullish trend can continue.
Why this pattern matters:
• it gives clear entry zones
• stop loss becomes easier to place
• target can be estimated better
Beginners often get confused during consolidation.
They think the trend is over.
But smart traders know:
sometimes the market pauses before continuing higher.No need to force random entries.Wait for the range to break cleanly.
