After a long markdown phase, where the price kept making lower highs and lower lows, it started moving sideways around the 12–13 SAR area. That sideways movement looks like an accumulation phase, where buyers were quietly building positions while volatility stayed low. The recent breakout from this range, backed by a noticeable increase in volume, suggests the stock has now entered the markup phase.

The 20, 50, 100, and 200 moving averages are all turning bullish, with the price trading above them, which is a good sign that the trend has shifted in favor of the buyers. The strong volume during the breakout adds confidence that this move has real buying interest behind it. A small pullback or consolidation after such a strong rally would be completely normal, but as long as the price stays above the key moving averages, the overall outlook remains positive.


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