How to measure a Rising Wedge?

You measure a rising wedge by taking the vertical distance between the upper and lower trendlines at the widest point, then projecting that height downward from the breakout point to set the price target.

For example, a wedge spanning $100 to $90 has a $10 height, so a breakdown at $90 targets $80.

Refine the target with prior support zones, Fibonacci levels, or major moving averages that line up with the projected move. Place the stop-loss above the most recent swing high inside the wedge to keep risk defined and the trade structure clean.