Gabriel - Rounding Bottom pattern

A Rounding Bottom (also called a Saucer Bottom) is a bullish reversal pattern, typically indicating that the price is moving from a downtrend to an uptrend.

Rounding Bottom Formation: This pattern often forms over a long period and suggests that after a sustained decline, the asset is gradually transitioning into an uptrend. The price action forms a smooth, rounded curve, rather than a sharp, angular reversal.

Neckline Breakout: The "neckline" is the resistance level that is typically drawn at the top of the rounding formation, where the price has repeatedly failed to move higher. A breakout above this level is a key signal that the trend may be shifting from bearish to bullish.

Price Target: We are expecting that if the neckline is broken, the price could cross 500 level (a psychological round number), which suggests you’re anticipating a significant upside move once the breakout is confirmed. This is consistent with the typical behavior of a rounding bottom pattern, where the potential price target is often calculated by measuring the distance from the bottom of the pattern to the neckline and then projecting that distance upwards from the breakout point.

Trade Details: I am waiting for confirmation of the breakout before providing more details about the trade, including entry points, stop-loss levels, and exit strategy.