Diamond Bottom

A bullish reversal pattern formed by a diamond-shaped price structure, starting with wide swings and ending with narrowing consolidation; a breakout above the upper boundary signals a strong shift to bullish momentum.

✳️ Pattern Formation
  • Forms at the end of a downtrend, where price initially expands and then contracts
  • Completion occurs when price breaks out above the upper boundary of the diamond
  • Typically seen in volatile markets where reversal is building strength
🔷 Characteristics
  • Starts with widening price swings, forming the left half of the diamond
  • Followed by narrowing consolidation, forming the right half
  • The structure resembles a rhombus or diamond shape on the chart
  • Breakout above resistance line confirms a bullish trend shift
🌐 Market Condition
  • Best suited for stocks, indices, and commodities experiencing high volatility
  • Works well in liquid instruments during bottoming phases
🎯 Trading Strategy
  • Enter a long trade once price breaks above the upper diamond boundary.
  • Set stop-loss just below the lowest point of recent consolidation.
  • Target is calculated by adding diamond height to the breakout price level.

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