Many people are asking, how can I catch the bottom? Actually, the answer is hidden in the K-line patterns. Before the main force makes a significant rally, there are always some traces left on the market. One of the most obvious signals is consecutive positive candles combined with doubled volume. This combination is almost a hallmark of the main force building positions.

If you haven't fully understood the logic behind this pattern, today let's break it down thoroughly.

What does the continuous positive candles with doubled volume look like? The stock price shows consecutive positive candles in the bottom area, usually no less than three, presenting a gradual upward process—from small positive candles to medium and large positive candles, like steps ascending one by one. The key is that this process must not include any negative candles or doji stars; it must be a pure bullish trend with positive candles. What does this indicate? It shows that the bullish forces are continuously strengthening, with no pullbacks or hesitation.

Volume also needs to match up. Doubled volume means: the trading volume must be significantly higher than the usual level, typically more than twice the previous day's volume. Moreover, this amplification process is often stepwise—the volume gets larger and larger, with subsequent volumes surpassing earlier ones, forming a gradually increasing price-volume relationship. This precisely reflects the market's shift from indifference to activity.

In practical cases, there are several common scenarios, such as the typical six consecutive positive candles pattern, or sudden upward surges, which are fundamentally based on this routine. Mastering this pattern provides a powerful tool for capturing bottom opportunities.