First Pullback Context
The recent decline marked the initial correction following the explosive two-day rally off the $56.41 swing low (A). That advance met resistance near the falling 50-day average, now at $61.67 and converging with a major downtrend line from the June $74.44 peak—plus a prior support shelf held through August and September.
Breakout Significance
The bull flag trigger gained extra weight as the 10-day average converged with the flag’s lower boundary at breakout. Adding conviction, the 20-day average has begun turning higher after prolonged sideways-to-down action, confirming improving short-term trend structure.
Primary Resistance Cluster
Immediate overhead supply sits at the falling 50-day average ($61.67), the June downtrend line, and the prior support zone. A decisive push through this confluence would clear the path for continuation and likely challenge higher measured targets.
Upside Measured Targets
Price symmetry between the two advancing legs points to $65.66 as the ultimate objective. En route lie the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement at $64.55 and the falling 200-day average at $65.08—both expected to provide stiff, long-term resistance given repeated prior breakout failures.
Weekly Chart Setup
The weekly timeframe currently shows an inside week, with Tuesday’s rally already breaking above last week’s $61.78 high. Sustained trade above that level, followed by a push beyond the recent swing high at $63.03 (B), would trigger a powerful weekly trend continuation signal.
Outlook
The bull flag breakout and 10-day reclaim place buyers in firm control, targeting the 50-day/downtrend line confluence near $61.67–$62.00 first. Follow-through above $63.03 activates the $64.55–$65.66 measured move. Any pullback should find support at the 20-day and former flag boundary; only failure back into the flag would delay the second-leg advance.
