$BTC Three consecutive bullish days refer to three consecutive trading days where bullish candles appear, and the closing price of the latter bullish candle is higher than that of the previous one, indicating that the stock price is in a strong upward trend, with strong buying power. Three consecutive bearish days refer to three consecutive trading days where bearish candles appear, and the closing price of the latter bearish candle is lower than that of the previous one, indicating that the stock price is in a weak downward trend, with strong selling power. For example, during a rising market, if three consecutive bullish days occur, investors may continue to hold their stocks or consider increasing their positions; whereas during a declining market, if three consecutive bearish days occur, investors should be cautious and may consider reducing their positions or observing the market.
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