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A Tweezer Top resembles a set of tweezers...you know those things used to pluck a few chin hairs? Yep, those.

Support is the level where a falling price tends to stop and bounce back up. As the price drops, it becomes more attractive to buyers. Eventually, there are more people wanting to buy than sell, which creates a "floor/bottom."

The Inverted Cup & Handle looks like a turned-over cup. Opposite of the Cup & Handle. You’ll spot the rounded top first, then a small upward trend, that’s the handle. This is where you watch for the breakout. Once the handle breaks, it’s a bearish signal and Shorts/Puts are in play, especially with rising volume and a strong bearish candle outside the handle's channel or trend line. They're usually easy to spot and depending on your timeframe, can take time to form. HOW TO T