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===== Cup With Handle FAQs ===== | ===== Cup With Handle FAQs ===== | ||
- | ==== Is a cup with handle pattern bullish? ==== | + | ==== Is a Cup With Handle pattern bullish? ==== |
+ | A Cup With Handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern that marks a consolidation period followed by a breakout. | ||
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+ | ==== What does a Cup With Handle pattern indicate? ==== | ||
+ | A Cup With Handle pattern has two parts—a cup and a handle. The cup forms after an advance in price. This prior trend is important as is the duration of the trend. The trend should only be a couple of months old. After completing the cup pattern, a trading range develops on the right side and the handle is formed. When price breaks out of the handle's trading range, it signals a continuation of the prior trend. | ||
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+ | ==== How can you trade stocks that have formed a Cup With Handle pattern? ==== | ||
+ | Once you spot a chart with a Cup With Handle pattern, it's best to wait for price to break out of the handle before entering a long position. But before you do, make sure that trading volume is strong. This confirms that price will follow through to the upside. | ||