Lesson / WY-05-22
Reaccumulation is a candidate balance area within an advance. Buyers have already driven price higher; existing trend participants then take profits, late buyers adjust positions, and new sellers may enter. Two-way trading processes these opposing intentions. If selling is absorbed and buyers lift price through the upper boundary, rising may resume. The earlier advance provides continuation context but cannot predetermine the range's character. Genuine distribution also often begins with a pause after rising.
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8 lessons · Chapter contents
01Reaccumulation Within an Uptrend↗02Redistribution Within a Downtrend↗03Position Adjustments and Changes in Buying and Selling During Consolidation↗04Similarities and Differences Between Continuation Structures, Tops, and Bottoms↗05Depth, Duration, Volatility, and Internal Swings↗06Confirmation, Tests, and Invalidation After Departure↗07Horizontal, Sloping, Converging, and Expanding Ranges↗08Nested Structures, Complex Combinations, and Similar Supply-Demand Changes↗Observe the market: start with context and place price within its structure.
Understand structure: compare supply and demand, and let evidence support or revise your hypothesis.
Form a view: define risk limits and know when to reassess.
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Why the Same Range Can Have Different Interpretations
