Bullish Sharkfin: This is price skimming where it in a product’s life cycle a firm sets high price initially, then lowers the price slightly and immediately raises it back to a rather higher point before again lowering it. It implies that the situation might turn to the benefit of the upside.
Bearish Sharkfin: On its way up, price moves up steeply, turns sharply downwards to form a crest of the graph followed by a trough. It may be signaling for the continuation of the bear phase.
Therefore, I would like to remind you that the Sharkfin pattern, if used in conjunction with other indicators, and signals are confirmed, it is more effective.

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