Most traders remember the large red candle.
The market remembers the ten candles before it.
Inside the range, every small dip attracted buyers. Each bounce reinforced the belief that support was holding. What looked like strength was actually supply being distributed into willing demand.
The breakdown itself was not the signal. It was the result.
Behaviorally, this is one of the most expensive mistakes traders make. They focus on the event while ignoring the process that created it. By the time the obvious move appears, positioning has often already occurred.
Today's read is simple:
When every dip gets bought but price cannot advance, ask who is selling into that demand.
The answer usually appears before the move does.