WY-07-30 / 04
Reaccumulation: Continuation Context Alongside Reversal Evidence
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Lesson / WY-07-30
Reaccumulation is a possible balance area within an uptrend. Prior advance makes continuation a coherent initial explanation, but if successive highs before the range add progressively less distance beyond the preceding same-direction high—a possible SOT—along with high volume without progress and deep reactions, retain distribution as an alternative. Full-swing magnitude, volume, and duration help assess quality but cannot replace SOT's measurement of incremental distance between same-direction extremes. A shallow range, limited declines, and quick recovery after buying support favor continuation. Ongoing downward range expansion and weakening recovery mean prior trend context is losing explanatory power.
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9 lessons · Chapter contents
01Enter the Structure Through Context, Not Its Name↗02The Progression of Evidence in Complete Accumulation↗03Independently Reasoning Through Complete Distribution↗04Reaccumulation: Continuation Context Alongside Reversal Evidence↗05Redistribution: Bearish Continuation Versus Bottom Absorption↗06From Analytical Context to Executable Opportunity↗07Different Participation Locations Within One Structure↗08Position Management Changes as Structure Develops↗09Record Judgment, Rules, and Results Separately↗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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