The inverse head and shoulders is a bottoming reversal pattern. A central trough (head) flanked by two higher troughs (shoulders) with a neckline. Breakout above the neckline signals trend reversal to the upside.
Buy the breakout above the neckline with strong volume. Stop below the right shoulder. Target: height of the head below the neckline added to the breakout point.
EdgeOS integration: look for SCTR above 9, bull count 1–4, and confirmed/fluid bull trend to align the pattern signal with the EdgeOS system for highest-conviction entries.
The inverse head and shoulders is a bottoming reversal pattern. A central trough (head) flanked by two higher troughs (shoulders) with a neckline. Breakout above the neckline signals trend reversal to the upside.
Left shoulder: decline and bounce to neckline Head: new low below left shoulder, then bounce back to neckline Right shoulder: higher low compared to head, then rally Breakout above the neckline on strong volume confirms the reversal
The Inverse Head and Shoulders has a historical win rate of 61% when traded correctly with volume confirmation and proper stop placement. Average bars to target: 20. Always combine with trend context and market regime for best results.
Currently 2 stocks show an active Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern. Top picks: Z (95% confidence), EL (78% confidence).
See every active detection with confidence scores, SCTR, and chart links — updated nightly.
Pattern detections updated nightly · For informational purposes only · Not investment advice