The Anatomy of an Anchored Low
Most people think a low is where selling finally “runs out.”
That’s not true.
A low is authored.
You can see it on the chart:
A violent fall.
A sudden shift.
A rise that doesn’t just bounce, but resets the tempo.
That isn’t chance — it’s causality.
Why It Matters
When a low is authored, it stops being just a bottom.
It becomes an anchor.
The market remembers it.
It will echo it.
It will defend it.
Above it → continuation.
Below it → rejection.
Either way, that low is no longer negotiable.
Authorship
The difference is subtle but absolute:
Watching a low = you’re reacting.
Authoring a low = you’re setting memory.
One disappears.
The other bends the tape back to itself.
Closing Line
An anchored low is not the end of selling.
It’s the beginning of authorship.