$APA wrapped up the week on an interesting note—a bullish hammer formation right around the 50 EMA. What caught attention? Sellers initially drove the price down, but they couldn't hold the line. Buyers came in hard at the close and flipped the script.
Technically speaking, this candle setup is worth watching. It signals a potential shift in momentum, with demand stepping up when price tested that key moving average support. The wick shows the intraday pressure, but the recovery into the close? That's the real story. When sellers fail to maintain control at support levels and buyers pile in aggressively, it often sets up interesting opportunities ahead.
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4am_degen
· 5h ago
The hammer pattern is indeed good, but I've seen many bottom rebounds like this. The key is whether it can hold this level...
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BearMarketMonk
· 5h ago
The seller can't hold anymore. How many points can it rebound this time?
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GasFeeNightmare
· 6h ago
Another 50-day moving average trick... Watching this late at night, gas skyrocketed to 80 Gwei, and the rebound was just lonely.
Are buyers strong? No matter how I look at it, it seems like a trap to lure more buyers, it happens every time.
If I lose again this time, I’ll have to calculate how many burgers I can buy with the gas money I save.
$APA wrapped up the week on an interesting note—a bullish hammer formation right around the 50 EMA. What caught attention? Sellers initially drove the price down, but they couldn't hold the line. Buyers came in hard at the close and flipped the script.
Technically speaking, this candle setup is worth watching. It signals a potential shift in momentum, with demand stepping up when price tested that key moving average support. The wick shows the intraday pressure, but the recovery into the close? That's the real story. When sellers fail to maintain control at support levels and buyers pile in aggressively, it often sets up interesting opportunities ahead.