Swept High Rejected: Spotting a False Breakout

Summary

Hollow Point Trading shares an original animated Short explaining how price can move above a prior high and close back below it. The lesson frames this as evidence of rejection—not proof of a decline or triggered stops—and emphasizes watching the next response and defining invalidation.

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Swept High Rejected: Spotting a False Breakout
Price can move above a prior high and then close back below it. That failed hold is evidence of rejection, but it does not guarantee a decline or prove stops were triggered. Watch the next response and define invalidation.

Original Hollow Point Trading animation using an illustrative price sequence and HPT narration.

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