A lower low (LL) is a swing low that prints below the previous swing low. A sequence of LLs paired with lower highs is the structural definition of a downtrend. The first higher high after a sequence of LLs typically signals the start of a reversal.
Lower lows are mirror-symmetric to higher highs and used the same way in trend identification, anchoring short-side bias and defining levels that bulls must reclaim to flip the structure.
Like all swing-based observations, an LL is confirmed only after the next N bars print without breaking it — there is always an inherent lag.
Exemple
Prior swing low at 49,000. Price drops, prints a new swing low at 48,200 — that 48,200 is a lower low, confirming downtrend continuation.
Comment Noon Barbari utilise Lower low
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- Structure de marché
Higher high
A swing high that prints above the prior swing high — the signature of an uptrend.
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Swing low
A local trough: a bar whose low is lower than the N bars on each side.
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Trend
A persistent directional drift in price — up, down, or sideways.
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Break of structure (BOS)
Price closing through a prior swing point in the direction of the existing trend.