# Double Bottom Training Course

> A double bottom is two lows at the same level with a pullback in between. When the second low holds and price breaks the intervening high, it signals seller exhaustion and a reversal. This course teaches which double bottoms pay and which are just noise.

- Canonical URL: https://www.fundedready.org/courses/double-bottom/
- Markdown mirror: https://www.fundedready.org/ai/markdown/courses/double-bottom.md
- Content type: Interactive training course
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Course length: 5 levels
- Last reviewed: 2026-04-25

## Quick Answer

A double bottom is two lows at the same level with a pullback in between. When the second low holds and price breaks the intervening high, it signals seller exhaustion and a reversal. This course teaches which double bottoms pay and which are just noise.

## Curriculum

- Level 46: Pattern structure - Two lows at the same level — how tight is tight enough.
- Level 47: The intervening high - It’s the confirmation level. Break above = signal.
- Level 48: Volume signatures - Declining volume on the second low; expanding on the break.
- Level 49: Stop placement - Below the second low. No exceptions.
- Level 50: Failed double bottoms - If price takes out the second low, you’re wrong — exit immediately.

## FAQ

### How far apart can the two lows be?

On intraday, typically 1–4 hours. On daily, days to weeks. The tighter the match, the stronger the signal.

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## Sources and Review Notes

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