TIA has dropped below $3.7, the lower boundary of its range, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. If the price manages to reclaim $3.7, it would confirm a major fakeout, potentially pushing the price back up to $5-$6. In the short term, we might see a small bounce toward the 21 EMA on the daily timeframe, accompanied by a bullish cross on the Stoch RSI. After that, another pullback could happen, setting up a second bullish cross on the Stoch RSI—which, historically, has often led to stronger upward moves.
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