Bullish Diamond chart pattern

馃攨A diamond chart pattern is a technical analysis pattern commonly used to detect trend reversals.

馃攨It occurs when the price starts to flatten after a steady uptrend or downtrend, which leaves a diamond-shaped formation on the chart.

馃攨A bullish diamond pattern, called a diamond bottom, occurs after a downtrend.

馃攨We usually see a substantial price move down and then a consolidation phase that carves up and down swing points on a diamond bottom.

馃攨In the case of a Bullish Diamond chart pattern, the stop loss should be placed at the previous low of the pattern.

馃攨The limitation for the target will be the previous resistance level which was formed before by the price action.