I've heard about a technical pattern called the double inverted hammer in the context of a downtrend in the stock market. Could someone explain what this pattern is and how it can be identified on a chart?
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Michele
Thu Feb 06 2025
An inverted hammer is a specific candlestick pattern recognized in technical analysis.
lucas_jackson_pilot
Wed Feb 05 2025
This pattern typically emerges at the conclusion of a downtrend in the market.
Skywalker
Wed Feb 05 2025
Above this small body, there is a long upper wick extending upwards.
CharmedClouds
Wed Feb 05 2025
It serves as a visual cue for traders and investors to pay attention.
Chiara
Wed Feb 05 2025
This upper wick is notably at least twice the length of the body, adding to its recognizability.