2026-01-18 17:42:16

In Alcoa's technical pattern, the breakout from the descending triangle demonstrates a quite robust upward momentum. The appearance of six consecutive bullish candles fully reflects the bulls' determination. However, last week, the situation began to change—finally capturing the first reversal signal. This shift from continued strength to a potential reversal is worth traders' close observation of subsequent price reactions.

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airdrop_huntress

· 6h ago

Oh no, the reversal signal has finally appeared. The bulls should stay calm this time. Six consecutive bullish candles look satisfying, but as soon as a reversal occurs, everything becomes useless. Breakouts from descending triangles are quite common; I'm just worried this time might really turn into a failure. The reversal signal has appeared, and my stop-loss order is already set. The bulls are determined, but reversal signals can come unexpectedly, so we must respect them. Looking at the technical patterns one after another, but in the end, it all depends on how the market depth moves. This move is a bit risky; let's observe a bit more before taking action.

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WalletInspector

· 6h ago

Six consecutive bullish candles and it takes off. Is it going to fall back again this time?

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SmartContractPlumber

· 6h ago

Looking at this technical analysis, I have to say—after the descending triangle breakout, six consecutive bullish candles, this does resemble some contracts that were audited before, seemingly shiny on the surface but full of pitfalls underneath. The reversal signal has just appeared, and the subsequent price reaction is the real safety check at a critical moment. Missing this could easily trigger risks. Traders should be cautious and not be blinded by the previous upward momentum; controlling your stop-loss points is even more important.

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GweiWatcher

· 6h ago

Six consecutive bullish candles pushed so high, but as soon as a reversal signal appeared, panic set in—classic technical weakness.

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VibesOverCharts

· 6h ago

To be honest, I was pretty excited when there were six consecutive bullish candles. Now that the reversal signal has appeared... it feels like it's going to cool off, right?

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MEVEye

· 6h ago

Hey, six consecutive bullish candles can be intimidating, but once a reversal signal appears, you need to be cautious. --- Last week's turning point really deserves attention; it feels like the bullish story can't go on anymore. --- Alcoa's breakout from the triangle pattern so far shows strong momentum, but we can't ignore the reversal signals. --- No matter how strong the bulls are, they can't withstand a reversal signal; this is what technical analysis teaches us. --- If even six consecutive bullish candles can't hold up against a reversal, what does that mean? Caution is needed. --- Interesting, keep a close eye on how the price moves next week; this feels like a watershed moment. --- Six bullish candles are not the end, but could actually be a trap? We need to see subsequent confirmation.

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