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Special Note: Inverted Head & Shoulders; This Bullish Reversal Pattern May Act As An Continuation Pattern This Time | Analyzing India

Special Note: Inverted Head & Shoulders; This Bullish Reversal Pattern May Act As An Continuation Pattern This Time | Analyzing India

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In the discipline of Technical Analysis, there are patterns that can be classified as Reversal Patterns or Continuation Patterns. Where Reversal patterns tend to reverse the prior trend; Continuation patterns tend to resolve in the direction of the prior trend. 

One such “Reversal Pattern” is the Inverted (Or, Inverse) Head and Shoulders Pattern which is considered a bullish reversal pattern. This is the exact opposite of Head and Shoulders which is one of the major bearish reversal patterns.

However, there are times, when this bullish reversal pattern — Inverted Head & Shoulders often acts as a “Continuation Pattern”; during the such instance, such a pattern developed following an existing uptrend and results in the continuation of the uptrend. The most recent example of this happening is seen on Colgate Palmolive (India) Ltd — COLPAL chart.

COLPAL peaked at 1823.40 in July 2021, after that it s stayed largely in a corrective trend. After the high of 1823.40, the price action subsequently marked lower highs near 1751, and 1824 before marking multiple support points near 1390. The prices took support here a number of times, the stock staged a rally from 1390 to test the most recent high point at 1672 in May 2022.

From May 2022 until today, the price action has resulted in a complex Inverse Head & Shoulder formation. Generally speaking, such inverted Head & Shoulder formation `is a bullish reversal pattern and generally emerges following a decline, in the present case, it has developed following a rally and may act as a continuation pattern.

This is not a classically flat inverse Head & Shoulder pattern, but a complex and sloping one. However, it is very much a valid one as it has developed over two months. The neckline is placed at 1600 and the stock has tried to stage a breakout from this pattern.

The RSI has marked a new 14-period high; however, it is neutral and does not show any divergence against the price. The MACD is bullish and above the signal line. Importantly, the Histogram is seen widening; this implies acceleration in the momentum on the upside.

If the present pattern resolves on the expected lines, the stock may test 1750-1785 levels. Major support at Close levels exists in form of 200-DMA placed currently at 1511. Any close below 1500 will negate this view.


Milan Vaishnav, CMT, MSTA

Consulting Technical Analyst

www.EquityResearch.asia | www.ChartWizard.ae


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Milan Vaishnav

About the author:
Milan Vaishnav, CMT, MSTA is a qualified Independent Technical Research Analyst at his Research Firm, Gemstone Equity Research & Advisory Services in Vadodara, India. As a Consulting Technical Research Analyst and with his experience in the Indian Capital Markets of over 15 years, he has been delivering premium India-focused Independent Technical Research to the Clients. He presently contributes on a daily basis to ET Markets and The Economic Times of India. He also authors one of the India’s most accurate “Daily / Weekly Market Outlook” — A Daily / Weekly Newsletter,  currently in its 15th year of publication.

Milan’s primary responsibilities include consulting in Portfolio/Funds Management and Advisory Services. His work also involves advising these Clients with dynamic Investment and Trading Strategies across multiple asset-classes while keeping their activities aligned with the given mandate.
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