They call it “just a shape.”
Lines converging.
Price compressing.
But a wedge is far more than that.
A wedge is tension.
Unresolved conflict.
The market whispering before it screams.
Let’s break it down.
🔻 What Is a Wedge?
There are two types:
Rising Wedge:
Higher highs. Higher lows. But the climb is slowing.
It’s bearish.
Smart money is preparing to exit.
Falling Wedge:
Lower highs. Lower lows. But downward momentum is fading.
It’s bullish.
Pressure is building for a reversal.
The key?
Both wedges tighten.
Price narrows into a corner.
And when it breaks…
It moves hard.
⚙️ How Do Wedges Work?
It’s not about the lines.
It’s about liquidity.
In a rising wedge, bulls are buying slower, bears are watching, and volume is shrinking.
Eventually, sellers push past support, and price falls — fast.
In a falling wedge, sellers lose steam. Buyers wait, watching for that break above resistance.
When it comes?
Momentum shifts.
The crowd chases.
You sell into that greed.
Simple geometry? No.
It’s a psychological squeeze.
🧠 How to Trade It
1. Wait for the breakout.
Don't predict. React.
Most losses come from guessing which way it’ll go.
2. Volume confirmation.
The breakout needs force.
Without volume? It’s a fakeout.
3. Set traps, not dreams.
Don’t chase.
Let the wedge break… then catch the retest.
4. Use stop losses like weapons.
Place it outside the wedge — where invalidation is clear.
5. Target previous highs/lows.
Measure the height of the wedge. Project it beyond the breakout.
☣️ Wedges Are for Killers, Not Dreamers
This isn’t a beginner's pattern.
It requires patience.
Discipline.
Silence.
You wait.
You watch.
And when the pressure breaks —
You strike.
No emotion.
No hype.
Just execution.
Stay close.
Not everyone deserves the blueprint.
But those who do...
will stop chasing pumps — and start commanding them.
🧪🧠