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Rising and Falling Wedge Patterns

Learn how rising and falling wedges narrow, inspect their confirmed boundaries and completion, and explore available historical observations.

01 · Learn

What it looks like

Rising wedge

Highs and lows both rise while the range narrows. The figure completes when price closes below the lower rising boundary.

The figure completes on a close below the lower rising boundary.

Exact machine rule

Both boundaries rise while the late range narrows to no more than 70% of the early range over 12–120 candles.

Each boundary uses at least two confirmed extrema.

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Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
Optional practice

Check your recognition

Select the chart where the formation is already complete.

Try it

A dotted candle is still forming; a solid candle is closed. Only one chart contains a completed signal.

The exercise checks recognition. Historical outcomes are calculated separately and do not promise a price move.

Three features of Rising wedge

Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
01

Before the signal

Each boundary uses at least two confirmed extrema.

Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
02

Signal and boundary

Both boundaries rise while the late range narrows to no more than 70% of the early range over 12–120 candles.

Teaching candles illustrate the definition and do not represent market quotes or a forecast.
03

Completion

The figure completes on a close below the lower rising boundary.

Similar formations and limits of one example

Unlike a triangle, both wedge boundaries slope in the same direction. The shape identifies an event to research. It does not predict the next move or provide a trading signal by itself.

One formation does not establish the probability of a move. The historical comparison measures outcomes against a comparable background for each configuration.

Exact machine rule and definition version

Both boundaries rise while the late range narrows to no more than 70% of the early range over 12–120 candles.

Required context: Each boundary uses at least two confirmed extrema.

Completion: The figure completes on a close below the lower rising boundary.

Definition version 1.0 · canonical definition.

Published research at a glance

Stored publication UTC · pattern-data-v21 · methodology research-v21-session-calendar-signed-bh-plan-v1.

Latest stored candle date in the curated family table: Nov 9, 2026 UTC.

The curated family table covers 243 core and 194 additional extended configurations. These are configuration counts; the own-result registry is separate. The study compares movement after a completed signal with a matched background at the same horizon.

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Rising wedge
Highs and lows both rise while the range narrows. The figure completes when price closes below the lower rising boundary.
Falling wedge
Highs and lows both fall while the range narrows. The figure completes when price closes above the upper falling boundary.
02 · Research

Historical research

Select the exact market conditions. Statistics, examples and threshold evidence appear only when the same definition and complete configuration have a published row.

Research methodology
Exact research configuration · core market
Initial conditions

Reset returns to forex, all researched instruments, H1, five candles, no higher-timeframe condition and the first teaching variant. The market scope and short address stay the same.

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Further reading

These related TLAP materials for “Rising wedge” are in Russian. Their examples do not replace the historical calculation above.

TLAP article · In RussianChart Analysis: Rising and Falling Wedges Further context for the lesson; this source uses its own definitions and examples.Open in a new tab ↗