How to Trade Topping and Bottoming Tails the Right Way
2 extracted signals · 2 resolved · 0 still active
Verified InvestingIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 18 Jul 2026, 15:25 UTC
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- 18 Jul 2026, 16:23 UTC

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The analysis focuses on identifying topping and bottoming tails as reversal signals in candlestick patterns. A topping tail is considered a reversal signal when the highest point in the last 90 candles is at least 50% of the length of the candle, and the candle's close is in the lower 25% of its range. Conversely, a bottoming tail is the inverse, with the lowest point in the last 90 candles at least 50% of the candle's length, and the close in the upper 25% of its range. For LITE, a bullish trend is observed, with a target price of 950.00 and a fail bound at 650.00, suggesting that a close below 650.00 would invalidate the bullish outlook. For MRVL, a bearish trend is identified, with a target price of 180.00 and a fail bound at 215.00, indicating that a close above 215.00 would invalidate the bearish sentiment.
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