Bull Pullback

Bull Pullback Trading Pattern

Bull Pullback / Pullback sell

Definition:
A Bull Pullback is when a price action within the context of an uptrend traces an orderly price decline/retracement/correction from the peak of an up leg. Also called a Pullback Buy.

Background:
The power of an upside move after a retracement can be greater after a strong and steady uptrend due to the possible increase of underlying support.

A Bull Pullback can be stronger when the most recent swing high is also an all time high due to the potential lack of future overhead resistance.

Practical Use:
Technical analysts will often use the Bull Pullback pattern to begin looking for buy entries as the asset reaches support or "wholesale" areas.

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Real-life Bull Pullback Examples

Bull Pullback - Grok Trade

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