The Perfect Reversal Pattern
45sThis segment clearly explains a high-probability trading setup with a visual pattern, appealing to traders looking for actionable strategies.
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This video presents a short-selling setup described as one of the most ideal formations. It walks through the pattern's three phases — a weak uptrend, a steeper trend, and a final vertical acceleration — and then explains how to trade the breakdown of a support level with a 1:4 risk-reward target.
Chapters
[00:01]
Three-phase uptrend formation
The ideal formation starts with a sluggish upward trend, then the trend steepens, and finally accelerates to a near-vertical climb.
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Support level requirement
A clear support level must be in place before the trader waits for a breakdown.
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Target after breakdown
After the breakdown, the target is the beginning of the last vertical flight upward.
[00:46]
Entry, stop, and profit target
The short is entered with the stop-loss hidden behind the breakout candle, aiming for a 1:4 profit ratio, provided there is still reserve movement before the final flight.
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Re-entry procedure
If the stop-loss is caught, the trader re-enters after the price retests the level from the opposite side, placing the short again with the stop behind the first breakout candle.
[01:14]
Taking profit and closing
The trader takes profit and covers the stop-loss to complete the trade.
Tutorial Checklist
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Identify the three-phase uptrend: weak rise, steeper trend, then near-vertical acceleration.
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Set the take-profit at a 1:4 risk-reward ratio, ensuring reserve movement before the final flight.
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If the stop-loss is hit, wait for the price to decline and retest the level from the opposite side.
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What are the three phases of the ideal reversal formation?
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What are the three phases of the ideal reversal formation?
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The price starts with a weak upward trend, then the trend steepens, and finally accelerates to a near-vertical climb.
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What key condition must be in place before the pattern becomes actionable?
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What key condition must be in place before the pattern becomes actionable?
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A clear support level must be present before waiting for a breakdown.
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Where is the target set after the support level breaks?
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Where is the target set after the support level breaks?
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The beginning of the last vertical flight upward (the start of the final acceleration).
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Where should the stop-loss be placed when entering the short?
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Where should the stop-loss be placed when entering the short?
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The stop-loss is hidden behind the breakout candle.
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What is the stated profit potential for this setup?
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What is the stated profit potential for this setup?
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A 1:4 risk-reward ratio (one to four), provided there is still reserve movement before the final flight.
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What is the re-entry procedure if the first stop-loss is caught?
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What is the re-entry procedure if the first stop-loss is caught?
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Wait for the price to decline again and retest the level from the opposite side, then re-enter the short.
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Three-phase acceleration pattern
Defines the exact price structure that signals a mature uptrend ready to reverse.
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Support-level breakdown as trigger
Turns a visual pattern into a precise entry signal with a clear target.
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1:4 risk-reward target
Gives traders a concrete, numeric profit expectation for the setup.
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Re-entry after stop-loss
Provides a disciplined recovery plan when the first attempt fails.
01:00Full Transcript
[00:01] this is one of the most ideal formations. It is important to find it. It all looks pretty simple. We are interested in this design. At first, the price starts to grow sluggishly, that is, a weak upward trend. Then the trend
[00:15] increases in inclination, and at the end it accelerates to its maximum, that is, it flies almost vertically upward. And here is an important nuance. We've already found our picture, but let's look at the next one. We need to have a clear
[00:31] level of support. Next we wait for it to break through. And straight to the targets. After the breakthrough, our target is the beginning of the last [music] flight upwards. That is, we set the short exactly in this way. We hide the stop behind the breakout
[00:46] candle. Profit 1: t, but we make sure that we still have some reserve [music] of moves before the start of the final flight. Here you can even put one to four. Next we catch the stop-loss. [music] It's normal, it happens. We simply go
[01:00] to a re-entry, wait for the price to decline again and retest the level from the opposite side. We're putting our short back out. Stop. We hide it behind the first breakout candle. Take Profiit. As has already been said, the potential here is one to
[01:14] four. Next, we take our profit and cover the stop loss. Subscribe. Let's learn trading and make money together. y
