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Bearish Flag Pattern Analyze - Horizontal Resistance

A bearish continuation pattern that signals the continuation of a downtrend after a brief consolidation period.

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Pattern Definition

Pattern Overview

It is a trend continuation Yard Chart pattern that is widely recognized in the current technical literature.

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Downtrend Identification: The market exhibits a downtrend, reaches a low, then rebounds to form a high.

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Resistance Formation: After setting a new low, the market rebounds to a horizontal level that previously started the decline.

Formation

Formation

Wait for at least two valid bounces and a clean structure before planning entry.

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Entry Point: Initiate a bearish trade when price nears established horizontal resistance.

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Risk Management: Position a stop loss above the resistance line.

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Confirmation

Signal Confirmation

A bearish setup is confirmed after breakdown and controlled retest near the key level. Place stop loss above invalidation.

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10% Alert: Triggered when the price retraces 90% of the distance from recent low to previous resistance.

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5% Alert: Triggered when the price retraces 95% of the same distance.

Performance

Historical Performance

Historical cases show meaningful downside when confirmation and risk management are respected.

Some Examples

Comcast Corp

Comcast Corp