1Downtrend
The market shows a clear downward trend before the setup.
THE CONTEXTA downtrend stalls into a trading range. Price fakes a breakdown below it, then snaps back and closes above the range, trapping the sellers who jumped in.
It forms at a market bottom, after a downtrend and a pause. Hover a card to light it up on the chart.
The market shows a clear downward trend before the setup.
THE CONTEXTThe decline pauses. Price moves sideways between an upper and a lower line.
THE PAUSEPrice breaks below the range, as if the downtrend were resuming.
THE TRAPRight after the breakdown, price reverses sharply and closes above the range’s upper line.
THE SIGNALWait for a clean structure before planning the entry.
At least two valid bounces inside the range, so both lines are clearly defined.
The drop to the new low should be slower than, or as fast as, the rise back above the range.
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The buy fires when price closes above the upper limit of the trading range, right after the false breakdown.
Set the sell stop below the range’s lower line, or below the recent low made by the false breakdown.
The setup is confirmed by a calm retest near the upper line. It fails if price drops below the lower band or the recent low.
Two Bottom Reversals flagged on the daily scan of 2026-10-09.
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Compare plansHistorical cases show meaningful upside when confirmation and risk management are respected: wait for the close above the range, keep the stop under it.
The same trap upside down. A false breakout above a range, then a sharp close back below it triggers the sell.
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