📌 Bump and Run Reversal (BARR) Model

👈 This is a classic reversal pattern in technical analysis, often used to detect a change in direction from upward to downward.

☑️ Details of the stages in the chart:

1⃣ Lead-in (Preparation Phase)

Gradual upward trend at an angle of about 33°.

Regular and healthy price movement.

2⃣ Bump (Sudden Surge)

Significant acceleration in the upward movement at a steeper angle (about 53°) with sharp price jumps.

The distance between the peaks in this stage is larger (in the example: from 14 to 41), reflecting a price bubble or an unjustified surge.

3⃣ Run (Rapid Decline Phase)

After reaching the peak, the price breaks the blue trend line (Lead-in line) downward.

A strong downward trend begins.

📌 Summary:

This pattern signals that an exaggerated upward movement (Bump) is often followed by a strong downward reversal (Run) after breaking the sloping support line.