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The prior setup captures the run up to the throwback. What if you want to capture more of an advance? This is a more risky setup, but it also works well. Look for the second higher knot. I show that at F. That's your target.

In this case, the knot is composed of peaks, a ragged top with price spiking upward. Price also moves sideways here for at least 3 days, with lots of overlap, so it's a good area of overhead resistance.

The stock recovers from the throwback and rises to G where it hits resistance setup by the second, higher knot, F. After that, price struggles to push through that resistance but eventually does in this example.