Descending Triangle Pattern Breakout - Medplus

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Technical Analysis:

  • Current Price: ₹885
  • Stop Loss: A closing basis stop loss at ₹785 provides a defined risk level.
  • Target: Your target of ₹1500 suggests a significant potential upside.
  • Descending Triangle Breakout: A breakout from a descending triangle is typically considered a bearish signal, indicating a potential continuation of a downtrend. However, in some cases, a breakout in the opposite direction (above the upper trendline) can occur, which would be considered bullish. It's crucial to confirm the direction of the breakout you are observing.
  • Time Frame: A 3 to 6-month timeframe is reasonable for a pattern like this to play out.


Understanding Descending Triangle Breakouts:

  • Typical (Bearish) Scenario: In a typical descending triangle, the price makes lower highs while the lows remain around a horizontal support level. The breakout usually happens below this support, indicating further downside.
  • Atypical (Bullish) Scenario: If the price breaks decisively above the descending upper trendline of the triangle, it can signal a bullish reversal or a strong upward move, negating the typical bearish implication. This is what you seem to be anticipating.

Key Factors to Consider for a Bullish Breakout:

  • Breakout Confirmation: For a bullish scenario, the price needs to break clearly above the upper descending trendline of the triangle with strong volume.
  • Sustainability: The price should sustain above the breakout level and not fall back into the pattern.
  • Market Context: The overall market sentiment and the performance of the pharmaceutical/healthcare sector can influence MEDPLUS's price action.
  • Company Fundamentals: While you haven't mentioned fundamental analysis, it's always wise to consider the company's financial health and future prospects alongside technical patterns. Recent positive financial results for MEDPLUS could support a bullish move.


Target of ₹1500:

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