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Define and test rising or falling wedge resolutions. Use when fitting same-direction converging boundaries and evaluating breakout, retest, invalidation, and measured-move rules.
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| name | wedge-patterns |
| description | Define and test rising or falling wedge resolutions. Use when fitting same-direction converging boundaries and evaluating breakout, retest, invalidation, and measured-move rules. |
| license | Apache-2.0 |
| metadata | {"author":"ske-labs","version":"4.0"} |
Converging boundaries sloping in the same direction. Reversal versus continuation behavior depends on the specification, context, market, and sample.
| Feature | Wedge | Triangle |
|---|---|---|
| Slopes | Both lines slope same direction | Lines converge from opposite directions |
get_candles_around_date(symbol=<symbol>, exchange=<exchange>, interval=<interval>, date=<swing_date>)
Both trendlines slope in the same direction (this is what distinguishes a wedge from a triangle):
# Upper boundary (connecting highs — both slope upward for rising wedge)
draw_chart_analysis(action="create", drawing={
"type": "trend",
"points": [
{"time": <high1_time>, "price": <high1_price>},
{"time": <high2_time>, "price": <high2_price>}
],
"options": {"text": "Wedge R"}
})
# Lower boundary (connecting lows — also slopes upward for rising wedge)
draw_chart_analysis(action="create", drawing={
"type": "trend",
"points": [
{"time": <low1_time>, "price": <low1_price>},
{"time": <low2_time>, "price": <low2_price>}
],
"options": {"text": "Wedge S"}
})
Confirm declining volume with get_indicators(indicator_code="mfi", symbol=<symbol>, exchange=<exchange>, interval=<interval>).
Standard: Rising wedge → short on downside break. Falling wedge → long on upside break. Volume spike confirms. Stop beyond opposite boundary. Preferred: Wait for breakout + retest of broken trendline. Enter on rejection. Target: Height at widest part of wedge, projected from breakout.
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