$BTC The price (قیمت) rises sharply and then comes down a bit before going up again — this is called a correction (or pullback).
This is the natural behavior of the market.
After rising quickly, the market comes down a bit to "catch its breath" (correction)
and then resumes its original trend (trend).
Example:
If a stock or currency rises quickly from 100 to 150, then comes back down from 150 to 130-135 before going towards 160 — this is a correction. It typically occurs between 5-20% (depending on the trend).
This is a healthy movement, as it eliminates overbought conditions and can strengthen the trend further.
Now, what is rejection?
Rejection occurs when the price tests a significant level (support or resistance) but is immediately rejected (reject) and moves quickly in the opposite direction.
This is typically represented by a long wick (لمبی دم) candle.
Examples:
Bullish Rejection → the price goes down, but a long lower wick forms at support and immediately comes back up → buyers have rejected the price (did not allow it to go down).
Bearish Rejection → the price goes up, a long upper wick forms at resistance and immediately comes back down → sellers have rejected it.
This often signals a reversal (ٹرینڈ بدلنے), especially when it occurs at a key level.
This is the natural behavior of the market.
After rising quickly, the market comes down a bit to "catch its breath" (correction)
and then resumes its original trend (trend).
Example:
If a stock or currency rises quickly from 100 to 150, then comes back down from 150 to 130-135 before going towards 160 — this is a correction. It typically occurs between 5-20% (depending on the trend).
This is a healthy movement, as it eliminates overbought conditions and can strengthen the trend further.
Now, what is rejection?
Rejection occurs when the price tests a significant level (support or resistance) but is immediately rejected (reject) and moves quickly in the opposite direction.
This is typically represented by a long wick (لمبی دم) candle.
Examples:
Bullish Rejection → the price goes down, but a long lower wick forms at support and immediately comes back up → buyers have rejected the price (did not allow it to go down).
Bearish Rejection → the price goes up, a long upper wick forms at resistance and immediately comes back down → sellers have rejected it.
This often signals a reversal (ٹرینڈ بدلنے), especially when it occurs at a key level.