Zoom - Symmetrical Triangle Breakout

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Nice little continuation pattern developing over the past 7 days. Impending breakout to the upside or downside before the end of the week. Low volume pullback this morning found support at $470 and has been incrementally rising as I write this. This supports the bullish rising wedge forming with the higher lows, confirmed by RSI and volume. Red line shows point of control as $490 for activity over past 7 days. A big candle with lots of volume punching through this area (like September 28), but holding above the triangle could send this stock to $550, which is a target shared by Elliott Wave traders (I need to study up on EW). At any rate, there's a convergence of bullish indicators and chart readings.

I've revised my thesis that this stock is a strong short [at current price]. I've been anchoring to the fundamentals (as all shorts do); a thorough look at RSI shows that divergence is eliminated by looking at multi-day/weekly charts. Strong shorts break apart with a bang, not a whimper. We're going to need to see a massive rising candle and equally destructive sell-off, pushing this stock through at least 2 major support levels in a short period to induce a long term correction. Share your thoughts below on other indicators that point to bearish/bullish activity.

Short term: bullish (first to 490, then 525, then 550)
Long term: bearish (reversion to fundamentals)

Always remember! The stock market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
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Potential bear trap developing. Short interest is extremely high. On lower time frames (3-5m) there is clear divergence: falling price, rising momentum. Watch volume in the last 30 minutes of todays trading session. A hammer candle could pop this up and over the top of the triangle. Not holding my breath. Waiting for confirmation (retest outside triangle) before opening short/long position. Most likely tomorrow AM.
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Very low volume day - totally inconclusive. Let's see what tomorrow brings us. Guessing more than a few folks had ringing in their ears after watching the debate last night. Who knew the worst sound ever was three guys talking over each other?
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