Have you noticed how the price breaks a level and then returns to it? That is exactly the moment worth studying. It's called a retest, and it is much more important than it seems at first glance.

Every time the price breaks above a certain level and then turns back, it's no coincidence. There is a large supply sitting at that level, waiting. And when the price returns to it, the retest shows us that this level truly has strength. These zones act like magnets — they attract the price back, and then repel it. This rule applies on any timeframe: five-minute, hourly, daily — it doesn't matter.

Almost every figure and pattern has a retest. This is not an exception; it is the norm. And if you learn to wait for it, you'll get much better entry points. Instead of opening a position just on the breakout, you can wait until the price returns to this level — this will give you more confidence and better risk management.

Waiting for a retest is not laziness; it is discipline. You will need to be patient, waiting for a more favorable moment. But this is what will teach you the right approach to trading. A retest is not just a technical element; it is your entry point when you are already confident that the level truly works.