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A candle or price formation describing a trend pausing rather than reversing, before resuming in the original direction.
The test is territorial, not visual: if the pause stays inside the ground the trend already won and volume thins while it happens, it is a rest. If it takes that ground back on rising volume, the name of the shape stops mattering.
A continuation pattern: a long trend candle, then two to four small candles drifting back inside its range on lighter volume, then another long candle closing beyond the first one’s extreme.
The picture of a healthy pullback — shallow, unhurried and unsupported by volume, meaning nobody is willing to sell in size. The falling three methods is the same structure inside a downtrend.