28/7/25 Minor Pullback or Something Stronger?
Friday’s candlestick (Jul 25) was a bear bar closing slightly below the middle of its range with a long tail below.
In our last report, we stated that traders would assess whether the bulls could generate follow-through buying or if the bears would create a strong pullback, which would close th
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25/7/25 Follow-through Buying or Pullback Instead?
Thursday’s candlestick (Jul 24) was a bull doji closing slightly below the middle of its range with a long tail above.
In our last report, we said the odds slightly favor sideways to up. Traders would see if the bulls could create follow-through buying, breaking above the July 18 high, or if th
1/8/25 Will Weekly Candlestick Close Near Low or Long Tail Below
Thursday’s candlestick (Jul 31) was a bear bar closing near its low.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears could create a strong retest of the July 29 low, or if the market would trade slightly lower, but find support around the 20-day EMA instead.
The market traded lower
31/7/25 Still Sideways to Down Pullback Phase
Wednesday’s candlestick (Jul 30) was a small bull bar with a prominent tail above.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bulls could create a retest of the July 24 high and a breakout above, or if the market would trade slightly higher but stall around or below the July 24 high,
30/7/25 Weak Selling Pressure So Far
Tuesday’s candlestick (Jul 29) was a bull doji bar closing in its upper half with a long tail below.
In our last report, we stated traders would see if the bears could create follow-through selling, or if the pullback phase would be weak and sideways, holding above or around the 20-day EMA inst
29/7/25 Pullback Underway, Minor or Something More?
Monday’s candlestick (Jul 28) was a bear doji bar closing around the middle of its range with prominent tails.
In our last report, we stated traders would see if the bears could create follow-through selling, or if the pullback phase would be weak and sideways instead.
The market traded slight
24/7/25 Buying Pressure Is Slightly Stronger
Wednesday’s candlestick (Jul 22) was a bull bar closing near its high.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bulls could create follow-through buying and test near the July 18 high, or if the market would form a breakout below the triangle and ii (inside-inside) pattern instead.
23//7/25 No FT Selling Again. Market in Breakout Mode
Tuesday’s candlestick (Jul 22) was an inside bull bar closing near its high.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears could create follow-through selling, or if the market would trade higher and retest the July 18 high instead.
The market traded higher for the day, and the be
22/7/25 Can Bears Finally Create Follow-through Selling?
Monday’s candlestick (Jul 21) was a big inside bear bar closing in its lower half with a prominent tail below.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bulls could create follow-through buying, or if the follow-through buying over the next 1-2 days would be limited. If this is the c
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