Attention! Among all the limit-up pullback patterns, there is only one pattern that is the most troubling for retail investors, who don't know whether to go or stay! That is the limit-up breakthrough golden pit pattern. If you still don't know this pattern, you must watch this content carefully.

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This pattern is actually a method of the main force to wash positions, which is a kind of accumulation in the market. I have summarized a few core points, let's take a look together.

The stock price appears to have a first limit-up at a low position. This position generally indicates that the stock price has experienced a long period of decline or is at the initial stage of an upward trend, with a dense trading area of chips distributed below, indicating that the main force has already built positions.

On the next day after the limit-up, the stock price begins to pull back, continuously declining for about 5 to 7 days. We all know that the highest price of the limit-up, the halfway point of the limit-up, or the lowest price of the limit-up are all relatively critical points. However, this model breaks below the lowest price of the limit-up during the pullback process, and during the pullback, the trading volume decreases, which may lead to a situation of extremely low volume.

After the stock price breaks below the lowest price, it returns to the price range of the limit-up within three days, causing a false alarm. This forms the main force digging a pit pattern. The main force deliberately breaks below important support levels to force the undecided chips to leave the market.

In general, it can be summarized as a trend of breaking through - pulling back - and then rising again. Below, I have prepared case studies, recommended key points, and images to view together for a better understanding of the logic. I hope this is enlightening and helpful to everyone, and it is the most basic content that must be thoroughly understood. See you in the next issue.