My post was an example of a bearish HNS pattern as referenced in your original post, nothing like HTOG which is bullish.
Looking at HTOG, I think I see what you're talking about with the inverse HNS pattern but it only loosely fits due to the slope. Who knows, maybe the combination of an ascending triangle and postively sloped inverse HNS is like SUPER ULTRA MEGA BULLISH.... =D
Well we can hope. But an example of a standard inverse HNS pattern would be like:
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