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Wave analysis in stock market.

2. Smart Price Action Trading -  Wave Analysis.


If market is converting from down trend to up trend, then it will surely take the resistance at second wave of the down trend.


So, we can short at the new high to take profit of the correction.


Note: Always remember no setup no trading. 

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