Tweezer Tops & Bottoms: Reversal Patterns That Actually Work

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Tweezer patterns catch my eye a lot. They're these little candlestick formations that hint at price turns. Let me walk you through them.

Tweezer Top ⬆️⬇️

Green candle first. Red one next. That's the basic setup.

What's interesting? The second candle reaches up to touch—but not pass—the first one's high. Kind of like tweezers closing 🤏. You'll spot these after prices have been climbing for a while.

Tweezer Bottom ⬇️⬆️

Flip it around. Red candle first, green follows.

The second candle dips to the same low point. No further. It's like tweezers opening up 👐. Seems like the market's testing a floor twice.

Why These Patterns Matter

Spot a Tweezer Top? Momentum might be fading. A drop could be coming. 📉

Find a Tweezer Bottom? The selling might be done. Prices could bounce. 📈

Trading These Tops in 2025

Want to short a Tweezer Top? Wait for confirmation first. Seriously.

Know your exit points. Put stops just above the pattern high. Not too tight.

Extra signals help. Trust your gut, but verify.

When They Work Best

I've noticed these work better with high volume. Not always, though.

They're pretty solid near major resistance levels. The risk-reward looks decent across different markets.

You trying these in your trades? Works sometimes, fails others. That's trading.

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