What Happens in Gold Trading after a Falling Wedge Pattern?
A falling wedge pattern signifies a bearish continuation trend. It suggests a temporary pause in a downward price movement before resuming in the same direction, often seen in markets like gold.
If the Falling wedge downwards continuation pattern appears, it shows that the market is pausing before continuing the current downwards trend. The Falling wedge continuation pattern in a downwards trend is called a falling wedge, which shows that the price is getting tighter but still moving lower and lower, creating a pattern that looks like a falling wedge. Traders should wait for proof of the Falling wedge chart setup before starting a trade based on this downwards continuation chart pattern. Once the price breaks out to the downside, then the Falling wedge continuation pattern is proven, and prices will then keep moving in the direction of the current downwards trend.
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