// TRADING TERMINOLOGY
What is Wedge Pattern?
A chart pattern characterized by two converging trendlines, either rising or falling.
In-Depth Explanation
A "Rising Wedge" is typically bearish (as momentum slows), while a "Falling Wedge" is typically bullish. They represent a period of narrowing volatility before a breakout.
Practical Example
"The market broke out of a massive falling wedge, signaling the start of a new bull run."
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