DASH Revisiting DASH's Profit Sources M-Top/W-Bottom Also known as Double Top/Double Bottom, this is a common reversal pattern formed by two similar highs or lows. Generally, the trading volume of the second high/low is slightly lower than that of the first. Of course, M-Tops and W-Bottoms can sometimes appear as part of other structures or as continuation patterns, such as an M-Top forming at the end of a wedge, or an M-Top forming on the right shoulder of a Head and Shoulders pattern. Typically, there are five key positions to engage with W-Bottoms or M-Tops: - Continuation structure during an uptrend - Consolidation structure near the neckline - Retest after breaking the neckline - Consolidation structure after the breakout - Breakdown after falling below the neckline