Re-accumulation

Re-accumulation tracks the pause that decides whether an uptrend earns another leg. When a stall high caps a qualifying ATR-normalized advance, the build opens a candidate range and starts the checklist behind re-accumulation: higher lows, quick support-zone recoveries, springs, rallies out-carrying reactions on volume, contracting down-move volume. Confirmation waits for a breakout holding with expanding participation; until then the bearish alternative stays live.

How to Trade the Re-accumulation?

• Range detected: the pause has lasted long enough to count as a range; the checklist goes live as context, not entry.
• Spring: a break below support recovering inside the spring window prints a Spring label, final-test behavior.
• Re-accumulation confirmed: the breakout holds the required closes above the range high with a bar at the volume multiple; box and label turn bullish.
• Support lost: closes held below support beyond the spring window invalidate. The pause turns out to have been distribution.

It sits with the other Wyckoff phase tools.

Re-accumulation Settings

• Uptrend Lookback (Bars) (default 50), Minimum Advance (xATR) (default 2.0), ATR Length (default 14): the qualifying advance.
• Swing Length (default 5): pivot strength of the boundary swings.
• Minimum Range Duration (Bars) (default 15): shorter pauses are discarded as pullbacks.
• Spring Recovery Window (Bars) (default 5): how long price may close below support and still spring back.
• Breakout Hold (Bars) (default 3), Volume Average Length (default 20), Breakout Volume Multiple (default 1.5): confirmation demands.
• Support Zone (% of Range Height) (default 25) and Dip Recovery Window (Bars) (default 5): what counts as an absorbed dip.
• Show Dashboard (on), Position (Top Right), Size (Small); Show Range Box, Higher-Low Markers, Event Labels (on), Range Fill Transparency (default 90).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a bearish counterpart?

What feeds the Evidence score?

Why didn't a breakout confirm?