10/6/25 Bear Bar Below 20-Day EMA or Outside Bull Bar?
Monday’s candlestick (Jun 9) was a small bear doji.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bulls could create a bull entry bar testing near the Jun 3 high area, or if the bears would get another attempt to close below the 20-day EMA.
The market traded above Friday's high but the
19/6/25 - Bulls Need Strong Breakout Above Jun 17 High
Wednesday’s candlestick (Jun 18) was an inside bull bar closing in its upper half.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bulls could create follow-through buying over the next several days, or if the bears would get a follow-through bear bar instead.
The market traded slightly h
18/6/25 Bulls Need FT Buying, Bears Want FT Bear Bar
Tuesday’s candlestick (Jun 17) opened higher but closed as a bear bar near its low.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bulls could create follow-through buying over the next several days, or if the market traded down and lacked follow-through buying instead. If this is the cas
17/6/25 Bulls Need FT Buying to Confirm the Breakout
Monday’s candlestick (Jun 16) was a bull bar closing near its high and breaking out above the trading range.
In our last report, we said the market would likely open higher. Traders would see if the bulls could close the day as a bull bar above the 4000 level, or if the market opens higher, but
16/6/25 Bulls Need Strong Follow-through Buying on Monday
Friday’s candlestick (Jun 13) was a bull bar closing near its high and above the 20-day EMA.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears could create another follow-through bear bar, or if the market stalls again and form a bull bar trading above the 20-day EMA in the next few da
13/6/25 Can Bears Create Bear Bars or Stall Again?
Thursday’s candlestick (Jun 12) was a doji bar closing in its lower half with a long tail below.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears could create another follow-through bear bar, or if the market would stall and form a bull bar trading above the 20-day EMA in the next few
12/6/25 Can Bears Create More FT Selling or Stall?
Wednesday’s candlestick (Jun 11) was a bear bar closing below the middle of its range with a prominent tail below.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears can create a follow-through bear bar, or if the bulls could create a bull bar closing above the 20-day EMA.
The market f
11/6/26 Close Below 20-day EMA, Bears Need FT Selling
Tuesday’s candlestick (Jun 10) was a decent-sized bear closing near its low and below the 20-day EMA.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears can maintain the candlestick as a bear bar, or if the bulls could create a reversal to close the day as an outside bull bar.
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