Bullish chart patterns signal a potential uptrend or continuation of an uptrend in the price of a security (like crypto, stocks, or forex). Here are the most common bullish patterns traders watch for:

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1. Bullish Flag

Shape: Sharp upward move (flagpole), followed by a small downward sloping rectangle (flag).

Signal: Continuation of uptrend after breakout above the flag.

Volume: Usually decreases during the flag, then spikes on breakout.

2. Bullish Pennant

Shape: Strong upward move followed by a small symmetrical triangle (converging trendlines).

Signal: Continuation upward once price breaks out.

Tip: Faster than a flag; shorter consolidation.

3. Cup and Handle

Shape: Rounded "cup" followed by a smaller downward "handle".

Signal: Breakout above the handle = bullish.

Volume: Often declines during the handle.

4. Ascending Triangle

Shape: Flat resistance on top, rising support line.

Signal: Break above resistance = bullish continuation.

Common In: Strong trends.

5. Double Bottom

Shape: Two price troughs near the same level with a moderate peak in between.

Signal: Break above the peak between bottoms = bullish reversal.

Volume: Often increases on second bottom.

6. Inverse Head and Shoulders

Shape: Low (left shoulder), lower low (head), higher low (right shoulder).

Signal: Break above neckline = trend reversal to the upside.

7. Morning Star (Candlestick Pattern)

Structure:

Long red candle

Small candle (indecision)

Strong green candle

Signal: Reversal from downtrend to uptrend.

8. Bullish Engulfing (Candlestick Pattern)

Structure: Small red candle followed by a larger green candle that "engulfs" the previous.

Signal: Strong bullish reversal, especially after a downtrend.

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