Low Base

Low Base Breakdown Trading Pattern

Definition:
A Low Base Breakdown is when a price action within the context of a downtrend pauses at the bottom of a down leg and consolidates in a sideways fashion in a narrow range.

Background:
The power of a Low Base Breakdown can be greater after a powerful downside move due to the possible increase of overhead resistance.

Low Base Breakdowns can be stronger when the previous swing/pivot low is above a low base due to the possible lack of immediate underlying support.

Practical Use:
Technical analysts often seek out Low Base Breakdown patterns for their ability to signal a shift from buying (and/or selling short uncertainty) to selling pressure.

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Low Base Breakdown Trading Pattern

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