22. Example: Always in Short, then Long

Example

1. Context is bear trend

2. Always in short, but evolving into Wedge Bottom.

3. Head & Shoulder Bottom

Bulls are starting to making money in a Bear trend, it means the trend is in the process of evolving into a Trading Range.

Once it's in a Trading Range, traders start to look for reversals.

After 3 or 4 bullish bars (more breakouts and/or continuous follow through bars), the trend is more obvious, more bulls are coming in.