Swing low
A local price trough with higher lows visible on each side under a chosen detection rule.
A swing low is a measured turning point. Increasing the number of required neighbouring bars produces fewer, broader swings.
If a candle's low is below the lows of the two candles before and after it, a five-bar rule can label it a swing low.
The result depends on the detection rule. A local trough is not automatically support, and it is not an instruction to buy.
Also called: what is a swing low, swing low meaning
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A definition, not financial advice. Trading carries a risk of loss.