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Right-Angled Broadening (Ascending)

bearish

Definition

Flat support with rising highs that expand — usually breaks down through the flat side.

Psychology

Tops get higher but the floor stays flat. Oddly, the floor is what usually gives way.

Real-life analogy

💡 A trampoline stretched tighter and tighter — until it rips at the fixed edge.

Expected direction

down

Entry / Stop / Target

Entry: On a decisive close below the horizontal support. · Stop: Above the most recent swing high. · Target: Pattern height projected down from the support break.

Historical behaviour

Counter-intuitive — the 'strong' side often loses.

Illustrative success rate

~60% break the flat side · Low reliability

Common beginner mistakes

  • Assuming rising highs guarantee a rally

Quick quiz — did you understand?

1. Is the Right-Angled Broadening (Ascending) generally considered bullish, bearish, or neutral?

2. After a confirmed Right-Angled Broadening (Ascending), the expected direction is usually:

3. Which is a common beginner mistake with the Right-Angled Broadening (Ascending)?

Educational and probability-based analysis only. This is not financial advice and not a prediction of real market outcomes.