It seems like you're referring to technical analysis terms used in financial markets. "Lower High" and "Lower Low" are concepts often used in analyzing price movements.

- "Lower High" refers to a peak in the price chart that is lower than the previous peak. It suggests a potential downward trend or a weakening of the existing trend.

- "Lower Low" refers to a trough in the price chart that is lower than the previous trough. Like lower highs, lower lows also indicate a potential downward trend or a continuation of an existing downtrend.

Together, these patterns can indicate a bearish trend, where prices are generally decreasing over time. Traders and analysts often use these patterns to make decisions about buying or selling assets.
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