đ A diamond chart pattern is a technical analysis pattern commonly used to detect trend reversals.
đ It occurs when the price starts to flatten after a steady uptrend or downtrend, which leaves a diamond-shaped formation on the chart.
đ A bullish diamond pattern, called a diamond bottom, occurs after a downtrend.
đ We usually see a substantial price move down and then a consolidation phase that carves up and down swing points on a diamond bottom.
đ In the case of a Bullish Diamond chart pattern, the stop loss should be placed at the previous low of the pattern.
đ The limitation for the target will be the previous resistance level which was formed before by the price action.