9. 14. 22 what is really profitable about these markets is that they hit a target with a good profit, and if you get out they move down to the breakout area where they went higher initially, in the market gives you another chance to make almost the same amount of money as the original trait. If you're thinking is that a market that reverses and goes higher, and then turn starts to go lower and is therefore going to make new lows.... you'll never take the tray it counts. 1 corollary to this is that if you never got in the market the first time around, then you can get into the market when it comes back to a lower price and a support. Even though this sounds obvious, if a market goes higher and then reverses to go, this does not mean that it's a bearish market, it's just a correction. The better question is how do you know which one it is? The answer is :Look for buyers! It sounds easy, but it took me a long time in my own Quest before I believe it. It's obvious, but it wasn't easy.