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Blow-off top

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Blow-off top
A steep and rapid increase in price followed by a steep and rapid drop. This is an indicator seen in charts and used in technical analysis of stock price and market trends.


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I ask because these are the true signs that a trend has entered its final blow-off top and would signal it’s time to get out.
Here is an example of a blow-off top, a steep rise followed by a steep fall.
Here is an example of a blow-off top, a steep rise followed by a steep fall.
 
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