After a wave of upward movement, the market often pulls back to the 0.618-0.65 range of the original trend, which traders often call the 'golden pocket.' This spot tends to see turning points, not because of some mysterious force, but because in most trending markets, bulls are doing two things here: Some are taking profits, while others are stepping in to continue the trend. This behavior leaves a characteristic in the structure: when the price falls back near 0.618, it hasn’t broken the previous low, and the trend direction remains intact. In other words, it’s still a 'normal pullback.' To go further, the real focus shouldn’t be on the numbers but on the price structure: If the previous low is broken, moving averages turn downward, and capital flows out, then even a perfect 0.618 is just a reference. But if support holds, the pullback is mild, and the price happens to land near the golden pocket, then it’s a great opportunity for a trade with clear stop-loss levels and a high risk-reward ratio.