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—— A standard stop decline structure: decline - automatic rebound - secondary test - breakthrough and automatic rebound high point.
This is when I would consider the script for stopping the decline; isn't this exactly the definition of a W-bottom? (You can refer to the cited article for specific shapes)
Currently, the visible automatic rebound high point is around 101500. If we can't even get above this level, what can we say about stopping the decline?
Since the decline hasn't stopped, oh ho, isn't the left-side order placed at 99200 last night more worth taking profits on as it gets closer to 101500?
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[Technical Post—Common Form 1]—Msn Community

The pattern mentioned in this article is not a single K-line form, but an obvious shape composed of multiple K-lines. There are many common forms that we usually see, including the "M"-shaped top and "W"-shaped bottom that I often talk about.
1. W bottom
The W bottom can also be called the bottom 2B form. In fact, when broken down, it is a decline - an automatic rebound - a second test. It can occur at any level, ranging from less than 1 minute to more than a week. All these structures are potential reversal patterns. The picture below is an example of a perfect W bottom (bottom 2B).

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