First, after the price fell for a period of time.

Prices fall, trading volume rises, and short positions indicate that prices will fall further.

The decline in price and trading volume indicates that the market is deadlocked and the price may reverse.

In the second stage, the price fell for a period of time and entered a sideways position.

The slight increase in price, the increase in trading volume and the admission of bulls all indicate the rise in price.

When the price rises, the trading volume falls, and the bulls withdraw, the price will enter a stalemate stage.

In the third stage, the price rises for a period of time.

Price increases, trading volume increases and long positions increase, indicating that prices will rise further.

The price rises and the trading volume falls, indicating that the market has ended and the price may fall for a period of stalemate.