Candle between the 20 and 50
The whole candle body sits under the 20-day average and above the 50-day, with the 50 above the 200. A pullback that has broken nothing.
Most pullback scans compare the close to an average, which lets a candle that pierced the 50-day intraday and recovered sneak through. Using `greatest(open, close)` and `least(open, close)` asks about the whole body. It opened and closed under the 20-day, and opened and closed above the 50-day. With the 50 above the 200 as the trend filter, what comes back is a stock that has pulled back into the band between its two averages without any part of the session breaking the lower one. Read the guide: Scanning the candle body, not the close →
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