A bearish continuation pattern is a chart pattern used by technical analysts that indicates a pause or consolidation in a downtrend before the market continues its downward movement.

Bearish Candlestick Patterns Bearish candlestick patterns signal a potential reversal or continuation of a downward market trend, indicating a shift in power from buyers to sellers.

Understanding bullish and bearish patterns helps predict short-term price movements. Candlesticks offer visual and analytical advantages over other chart types.

A breakdown below key support confirms a failed continuation pattern, putting gold’s short-term uptrend in jeopardy and targeting the $3,072–$3,041 support zone if weakness persists.

A move past the upper trendline would signal the end of the bull breather, potentially yielding a rally to record highs above ...

Natural gas faces bearish pressure, with the potential to test trendline and VWAP support near $2.96; failure risks further ...

It has plunged by over 9.35% from its highest point this year. This article explains why the DXY index may crash further after forming a bearish chart pattern.

However, support around the monthly low of 2.03 has kept a bearish trend continuation from triggering other than in the formation of the broadening pattern.

And, at the time of this writing gold continues to trade bearish, below yesterday’s low of 2,328, and below three trendlines plus the 50-Day MA. Each has now failed to hold as support during ...