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Bump and Run Reversal

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Introduced by Thomas Bulkowski, the Bump and Run is a reversal chart pattern that forms after excessive speculation drives prices to advance too fast and too far. It is designed to identify advances or bumps that are created by speculation and therefore cannot be sustained for a long time.

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