As of 11/27/2023

Indus: 35,333 -56.68 -0.2%

Trans: 14,904 -190.22 -1.3%

Utils: 866 -0.47 -0.1%

Nasdaq: 14,241 -9.83 -0.1%

S&P 500: 4,550 -8.91 -0.2%

YTD

+6.6%

+11.3%

-10.5%

+36.1%

+18.5%

Targets Overview: 11/14/2023

35,450 or 34,050 by 12/01/2023

15,400 or 14,150 by 12/01/2023

900 or 825 by 12/01/2023

14,450 or 13,550 by 12/01/2023

4,600 or 4,350 by 12/01/2023

Chart Pattern Indicator:

on 11/17/23

As of 11/27/2023

Indus: 35,333 -56.68 -0.2%

Trans: 14,904 -190.22 -1.3%

Utils: 866 -0.47 -0.1%

Nasdaq: 14,241 -9.83 -0.1%

S&P 500: 4,550 -8.91 -0.2%

YTD

+6.6%

+11.3%

-10.5%

+36.1%

+18.5%

Targets Overview: 11/14/2023

35,450 or 34,050 by 12/01/2023

15,400 or 14,150 by 12/01/2023

900 or 825 by 12/01/2023

14,450 or 13,550 by 12/01/2023

4,600 or 4,350 by 12/01/2023

Chart Pattern Indicator:

on 11/17/23

Bulkowski's BARRB Quiz

Released 5/11/2019.

Bump-and-Run Reversal, Bottom: Quiz

Below is a slider quiz to test your ability to identify bump-and-run reversal bottoms. Captions appear below the pictures in red for guidance, so be sure to scroll down far enough to read them.

1 / 5

The bump-and-run reversal bottom appears at ABC. Think of the pattern as a frying pan with the handle on the left. AB is the lead-in phase because it leads to the bump phase (BC). The handle follows a down-sloping trendline often a month or longer but allow variations. The height of the bump phase, measured vertically, is best if it's at least twice the height of the lead-in phase, also measured vertically. Yes, it's a complicated pattern so refer to this page for additional details.

2 / 5

Find as many bump-and-run reversals as you can. For help, click here.

3 / 5

This is a dual bump, bump-and-run reversal bottom. The lead-in phrase is at A, B is the bump and C is the second bump. A second bump happens 12% of the time based on research from July 2018. You may be surprised to learn that BARR bottoms are the best performing chart pattern, maybe because few people know of them.

4 / 5

Find as many bump-and-run reversal bottoms as you can.

5 / 5

Neither BARR bottom has a lead-in phase of a month long, but as I mentioned, be flexible. The bump phase height is about twice as tall as in the lead-in phase. Both lead to nice runs higher, but the earlier you find a chart pattern in a trend (A, best, versus B), the better.

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Bulkowski's BARRB Quiz

Bump-and-Run Reversal, Bottom: Quiz

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