K4 return into the nearest resistance line.
It seems that the uptrend had recovered.
The resistance is at 0.5-0.618Fib area of the nearest downtrend.
This area is also a good place to short it.
In the coming days, if the upward momentum could continue and pull the candle upon K2,
the uptrend will recover.
I will try to buy in. Otherwise, I will try to short it.
Note
K3 is a threat to the bear market prediction.
But fortunately, the upward movement had not continued.
Nearest support line is at 0.5-0.618fib area of the upward.
K4 is the first unsuccessful test of the support, it has an average high volume.
It will most likely have a second test of the support.
After that, there will be more evidence to evaluate the support is strong or weak.
Note
From K3 to K5, it is three soldiers stalled pattern,
which means a temporary price stop action.
Compared to K4, K5 is a spring hammer candle upon the support,
which means the residual demand had temporally stopped the price breaking down.
It is not a good place to short it here.
If we want to buy here, we also need more evidence.
Note
Last day's small candle with lower volume means the demand is relatively low here. Which increase the possibility to price down to test the neckline.
Low volume also means the pressure of supply temporarily decreased sharply.
So, the price here tends to extend the previous small box to a larger one.
If the closed price of this week below the neckline (at about 25250) with a relatively increasing volume,
the downtrend will most likely recover immediately,
otherwise, price up to test the upper limit of the box.
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