An inverse head and shoulders pattern is a technical chart pattern that resembles a head and shoulders pattern, but appears in a downtrend. It is formed when there are three consecutive troughs, with the middle trough being lower than the other two. The pattern is characterized by a left shoulder, a lower bottom or trough, a head, a higher bottom or trough, and a right shoulder. The neckline, which is a level of resistance, is drawn by connecting the high points of the two troughs that form the pattern. A clear breakout from the neckline with significant volumes can be a strong indication of the direction of the next price move.
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