The descending wedge is not bullish because of the pattern itself, but because the price is continuously converging, and the selling pressure is gradually weakening. When each new low is quickly reclaimed and the resistance line is broken, it indicates that there is a chance for a trend reversal. The real entry advantage lies in: the first retest of support after the breakout, which can confirm whether the buying momentum is established. If the retest stabilizes, the risk-reward ratio naturally improves, as the stop-loss point is close to the breakout level, while the profit target is still calculated based on the wedge measurement.