Is the Bearish Pennant pattern bullish or bearish?

The Bearish Pennant is classified as a bearish continuation pattern. It typically signals a potential downward price movement.

How reliable is the Bearish Pennant pattern?

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How do I trade the Bearish Pennant pattern?

Wait for the Bearish Pennant pattern to be confirmed with a breakout above resistance (bullish) or below support (bearish). Use the measured move technique to set price targets, and place a stop loss on the opposite side of the pattern. Volume confirmation increases reliability.

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Bearish Pennant

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A bearish continuation pattern: a sharp move down (flagpole) followed by a small symmetrical triangle (pennant).

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Win Rates

Timeframe	Win rate	Sample	Won / Lost	Avg return	Expectancy
15m1Y	70.0%	10	7 / 3	—	—
1d1Y	29.9%	4,680	1,401 / 3,279	—	—
1h1Y	33.0%	3,391	1,119 / 2,272	—	—
1w1Y	35.9%	1,972	708 / 1,264	—	—
30m1Y	38.9%	18	7 / 11	—	—
4h1Y	31.6%	4,018	1,270 / 2,748	—	—
5m1Y	33.3%	3	1 / 2	—	—

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About This Pattern

A bearish continuation pattern: a sharp move down (flagpole) followed by a small symmetrical triangle (pennant). Short-term consolidation before continuation.