A rounding bottom (also called a "saucer" or "rounding base") forms when a stock gradually transitions from a downtrend to an uptrend, forming a smooth U-shaped base. It reflects a slow shift in ownership from weak to strong hands.
Buy the breakout above the rim (prior high) on strong volume. Stop below the right side midpoint. Target: depth of the saucer added to the rim. Works best after extended downtrends — the longer the base, the bigger the move.
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.
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A rounding bottom (also called a "saucer" or "rounding base") forms when a stock gradually transitions from a downtrend to an uptrend, forming a smooth U-shaped base. It reflects a slow shift in ownership from weak to strong hands.
Gradual, symmetrical U-shape forming over weeks or months (not sharp) Volume mirrors the price: high at the left rim, drying up at the bottom, increasing on the right side Right side volume builds before the breakout — accumulation signal Breakout above the left rim (prior high) on strong volume confirms entry
The Rounding Bottom has a historical win rate of 65% when traded correctly with volume confirmation and proper stop placement. Average bars to target: 45. Always combine with trend context and market regime for best results.
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