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### **Technical Overview**
- **Current Price**: $14.35 (approx.) - **Trend Structure**: Elliott Wave count suggests Wave 3 has wrapped up. Wave 4 and 5 are likely next.
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### **Key Observations**
- **Impulse Invalidation Level**: $19.190 → A break above this invalidates the current bearish impulse.
- **Bullish Barriers**: - *Minor Resistance*: $15.002 - *Major Resistance*: $17.677 These are the key spots bulls need to reclaim to regain control.
- **Crucial Support**: $12.426 → If this breaks, expect more downside—likely toward the final Wave 5 zone.
- **Bearish Target**: $9.283 → Probable landing spot for Wave 5 (of C). Could shape up as a longer-term accumulation zone.
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### **Elliott Wave Context**
- A possible running or expanded flat scenario is in play, with Wave (B) topping around the 1.382 extension. - Wave 3 appears to have completed near the 1.618 extension, a textbook zone for this kind of move.
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### **Potential Scenarios**
1. **Bullish Reversal Case**: - Price reclaims $15.00 and ideally $17.677. - The bearish count falls apart.
2. **Bearish Continuation Case**: - Price stalls under resistance. - A break of $12.426 sets the stage for continuation down to $9.283.
3. **Neutral Scenario**: - Choppy consolidation between $12.5–$15 while the market sorts itself out.
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### **Strategic Considerations**
- **Short-term Bulls**: Watch $15–$17.6. Any strong reclaim could offer clean long setups. - **Bears & Shorts**: Prime fade zone if price gets rejected near resistance. - **Long-term Investors**: If we hit $9.283, that’s a potential loading zone for the next cycle.
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