Pullback Trendline Break and Reclaim in a Strong TrendSandisk CorporationBATS:SNDKMyViewLabSNDK What makes this chart interesting is not simply that price reclaimed a key area near the highs. The more useful observation is that the pullback itself is showing two constructive changes. First, the pullback after the strong First Wave remained relatively shallow, which suggests the broader trend is still strong and selling pressure has not meaningfully taken control. Second, price is not only reclaiming an important horizontal area, but also starting to break the short-term downward slope that defined the pullback. That means the structure is not just bouncing — it may be transitioning from correction back into continuation. So the value here is not “another reclaim happened.” The value is that: the pullback remained controlled the retracement depth stayed limited reclaim is happening together with a break of the pullback trendline the continuation structure is becoming more complete Of course, a valid reclaim does not mean every price is a good entry. The next questions still matter: is price already too far from invalidation is the R:R still attractive if the earlier spot was missed, should a trader wait for a second chance The key lesson is simple: in strong trends, the most valuable reclaim is often the one that also signals the pullback may be ending and the structure may be turning back into continuation. Educational example only, not financial advice.