Spinning Top - Potential Reversal Signal



A spinning top forming at the peak of an uptrend can hint at a shift coming. Here's what you're seeing: a small candle body sandwiched between two long wicks—upper and lower. The key indicator? Those wicks combined should be roughly twice the body's length. This pattern screams indecision. Bulls pushed up, bears pushed down, and neither side won. The market's basically saying "we're unsure here." When this shows up after a strong rally, it often means momentum's fading. Traders watch this closely because it can precede a pullback or even a reversal. Not a guarantee, but definitely worth monitoring on your charts.
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PositionPhobiavip
· 6h ago
It's that spinning top again, always talking about reversal, reversal. So, what's the result? I just want to know if this thing is really accurate...
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BlockchainArchaeologistvip
· 6h ago
Spinning top patterns, I've seen too many false alarms. Just because it looks like a reversal, does that mean it actually reverses? That's nonsense.
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VitalikFanAccountvip
· 6h ago
Is the spinning top appearing at the top? This is a signal that neither bulls nor bears are winning, indicating a trend reversal is coming.
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pumpamentalistvip
· 7h ago
Spindle top, this thing is really a trap. I always think it's going to reverse, but then it pulls back up again.
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