Explanation : A rising wedge often resolves with a bearish break.
Question 6 / 24Baissière
A small candle with a long upper wick, after a rise, near resistance. Which candle?
Explanation : The long upper wick shows rejection of highs: selling pressure.
Question 7 / 24Baissière
A large red candle fully engulfing the prior green candle signals…
Explanation : A bearish engulfing shows sellers taking back control.
Question 8 / 24Baissière
The "three black crows" pattern is…
Explanation : Three falling closes in a row = sustained selling momentum.
Question 9 / 24Baissière
The evening star is…
Explanation : Rise, small indecision candle, then strong drop = bearish reversal.
Question 10 / 24Baissière
A rounding top reflects…
Explanation : The dome shape shows buyers fading.
Question 11 / 24Baissière
In a downtrend, a bounce to a moving average often offers…
Explanation : A bounce to dynamic resistance is a classic short entry.
Question 12 / 24Baissière
A bearish gap (price opens well below the close) on high volume suggests…
Explanation : A bearish gap on high volume reflects an inflow of sellers.
Question 13 / 24Baissière
A descending channel is formed by…
Explanation : Price swings between a support and resistance that fall together.
Question 14 / 24Baissière
A bearish divergence appears when price makes a higher high but the RSI…
Explanation : Upside momentum fades despite a new high: possible downside reversal.
Question 15 / 24Baissière
A "death cross" occurs when…
Explanation : A death cross is read as a medium-term bearish signal.
Question 16 / 24Baissière
A bearish pennant looks like…
Explanation : A bearish pennant is a brief pause before the drop resumes.
Question 17 / 24Baissière
After a long rise, a resistance tested several times without breaking indicates…
Explanation : A holding resistance attracts sellers: possible top.
Question 18 / 24Baissière
The "hanging man" after a rise is…
Explanation : Long lower wick after a rise: a warning, needs confirmation.
Question 19 / 24Baissière
A support break is more credible if it happens…
Explanation : Volume validates sellers' commitment on the break.
Question 20 / 24Baissière
A "gravestone doji" (long upper wick, no lower) near resistance suggests…
Explanation : Price climbed then fell to close near the bottom: selling pressure.
Question 21 / 24Baissière
A rectangle (range) broken downward gives…
Explanation : A downside exit from a horizontal range reads as bearish.
Question 22 / 24Baissière
An inverted-V (spike) top reflects…
Explanation : The spike marks a fast swing from buyers to sellers.
Question 23 / 24Baissière
A double top is truly confirmed…
Explanation : Without a break of the "neckline," the pattern is not validated.
Question 24 / 24Baissière
To act on a bearish pattern, it is best to…
Explanation : A pattern is not a certainty: confirmation + stop protect capital.
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