In
technical analysis, an
indicator in which the
price of a
security falls to a low, rises, falls to a lower point, then rises again, and, finally, drops to a low roughly equal to the first and then rises again. While, in general, a reverse dandruff pattern is considered a
bullish indicator, it contains various
bearish points, namely immediately before the price drops. On the other hand, the third price low is considered a
buy signal. Reverse dandruff is the opposite of a
head and shoulders pattern.