Concept: sell pullbacks when value is moving lower
A bearish continuation short starts when the market is no longer simply rotating. Value is migrating lower, breakdowns are accepted, and pullbacks fail near broken support or prior value. In that state, buying every support shelf is dangerous because the auction may be accepting lower prices rather than rejecting them.
The best version is a pullback into a failed reclaim. Retail longs are trapped above price, the market cannot regain value, and downside stop or liquidation pressure remains available. The short is not based on fear after a red candle. It is based on lower value acceptance and a failed attempt to repair the auction upward.