Follow-Up: Bullish Rejection at Pullback SupportLumentum Holdings, Inc.BATS:LITEMyViewLabLITE This is a follow-up to the earlier reclaim structure. The main point of the previous post was: even if reclaim is valid, the entry may still be less attractive when price is already too far from invalidation. What changed this time is that price has now printed a more constructive rejection bar near the pullback support area. The key feature of this bar is not the upper wick, but the clear lower wick: price traded significantly lower intraday, buyers stepped in at the lows, and the close recovered back near the high of the day. That behavior can often be read as a bullish rejection, or at least as a sign that buyers are responding in the pullback zone. In other words, this bar suggests: buyers stepped in at lower prices short-term selling pressure was absorbed the structure now has a reversal / reclaim attempt worth following up on However, it is still important to make one distinction: bullish rejection does not automatically mean full reclaim confirmation. What still matters is the follow-through after this bar: can price hold the invalidation zone can buyers push price back above the reclaim area does continuation develop, or was this only a one-day bounce So the point of this follow-up is not: “price is now fully confirmed, so chase it.” The point is: the pullback structure has now produced a constructive bullish rejection / reclaim attempt bar, which makes the setup worth monitoring again. The lesson remains simple: long lower wick = buyers stepped in at lower prices close near the high = buyers had control into the close but without follow-through = confirmation is still incomplete Educational example only, not financial advice.