In your peak seeker, what does it mean by the dip and how do I find the bullish stocks?

Understanding Peak Seeker's Dip and Identifying Bullish Stocks

1. Meaning of Dip: In the context of Peak Seeker, a dip refers to a temporary decrease in the price of a stock, indicating a potential buying opportunity. This is typically indicated by a change in the color of the bars from red to purple in the K-line subplot, suggesting that the stock may have reached a bottom and is poised for a potential upward trend.
2. Finding Bullish Stocks:
   • Utilize Pro-Mode: To access Peak Seeker's features, including the identification of bullish stocks, ensure you are in Pro-Mode. This mode is available in the bottom right corner of the interface, where you'll find the option to switch to the pro chart.
   • Explore the Sub-Chart: Once in Pro-Mode, swipe left to navigate to the barchart, where you'll find Peak Seeker as an indicator within the sub-chart windows.
   • Detecting Bullish Signals: Look for the Magic Signal indicator in the sub-chart windows. This indicator can help you identify bullish stocks by highlighting signals that suggest potential upward price movements.

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