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Falling Wedge

Typically bullish: lower highs and lower lows converging as selling dries up.

Converging down, breaks up

A Falling Wedge is typically bullish — price makes lower highs and lower lows, but the trendlines converge downward as selling exhausts. A break above the upper line signals a rally.

How traders trade it

  • Watch for a break above the upper trendline.
  • A converging range shows selling exhaustion.
  • It can reverse a downtrend or continue an uptrend.

See it in dtcharts

Scan for the falling wedge across markets in the dtcharts terminal — or draw it by hand with the charting tools.