$BOME forming a megaphone or a widening cone shape on a chart.
It's got two lines: one at the top marking the highest points, and one at the bottom marking the lowest lows.
As time goes on, the gap between these lines gets bigger, showing more uncertainty and volatility in the market.
A breakout happens when the price jumps above the top line, signaling potential for prices to keep rising. But if it drops below the bottom line, that's a breakdown, suggesting prices could keep falling.
After a breakout or breakdown, the price might swing back to test that trend-line it just crossed. If it passes the test, it could confirm the move. But if it fails, it might signal a change in direction.
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