1Uptrend
The market rises, reaches a peak, then retraces to form a low.
THE TRENDIn an uptrend, price pulls back to the horizontal level that launched the last leg up. That old launch point is where buyers step back in.
A continuation pattern: the trend is already up. Hover a card to light it up on the chart.
The market rises, reaches a peak, then retraces to form a low.
THE TRENDThe low becomes a horizontal level: the launch point of the next leg up.
THE LAUNCH POINTAfter a new high, price retraces back towards that support. The buy sits just above it.
THE ENTRYWait for at least two valid bounces and a clean structure before planning the entry.
The support is the horizontal level that launched the last leg up, before the new high.
We measure the distance from the recent high back to the support and alert you as price closes in.
Every Yard Charts alert draws these levels for you, so you know the entry and where the setup fails before you act.
The first alert fires when price has retraced 90% of the distance from the recent high to the support.
The second alert fires at 95%. The bullish entry is taken as price nears the horizontal support.
Set the sell stop below the support. A close under it means the level has failed.
Two Horizontal Pullbacks flagged on the daily scan of 2026-10-09.
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Compare plansHistorical cases show meaningful upside when confirmation and risk management are respected: buy near the support, keep the stop below it.
The same idea in a downtrend. Price retraces up to the horizontal resistance that launched the last leg down, and the sell sits just below it.
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