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# 🐮

The 🐮 signal is a reversal warning signal alerting when buyers are attempting to form a bottom. During strong downtrends, it acts more often as a pitstop marker, signaling the trend will likely pause/chop before extending any further.

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The 🐮 signal is often accompanied by oversold conditions. This means that price may have dropped too quickly and too far, and it could be due for a correction or reversal in the near future.&#x20;

When the 🐮 shows, it usually suggests that price may have dropped too quickly and too far, and it could be due for a correction or reversal in the near future. In other words, it suggests that the price is undervalued and that selling pressure may be exhausted.&#x20;

Traders can interpret this as a signal to buy or take profits on shorts.&#x20;

Novice traders tend to enter short positions as prices fall, often without considering the technical indicators, and these traders often continue to sell without realizing the trend may soon reverse. Advanced traders use this herd mentality to their advantage by buying the asset and profiting from the upcoming correction.

🐮 signals accompanied by candlestick patterns such as hammer or bullish engulfing at the bottom of a downtrend can be helpful when trying to analyze if sellers are losing control and/or buyers are starting to take over. Traders can use the 🐮 signal to identify potential short-term and long-term market bottoms, as it is built to detect when the current trend has a high probability of nearing an end.

It's important to remember that sellers may continue driving the price down for an extended period before becoming fully exhausted. Therefore, traders should always consider other factors and use additional indicators or analysis to confirm their trading decisions.
