Head-and-Shoulders

Definitions

A chart formation that resembles a human head-and-shoulders and is generally considered to be predictive of a price reversal. A head and shoulders top (which is considered predictive of a price decline) consists of a high price, a decline to the support level, a rally to a higher price than the previous high price, a second decline to the support level, and a weaker rally to about the level of the first high price. The reverse (upside down) formation is called a head and shoulders bottom (which is predictive of a price rally).

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