AEM recently executed a textbook technical setup where price action and market psychology converged perfectly.
Over the weekend, a dragonfly doji formed right at the ascending support zone hovering just above the 50-period EMA—exactly where we'd been watching. The candle told the story: bears hammered price lower during the session, but buyers stepped in decisively at support and completely reversed the intraday pressure. That's the kind of clean structure that separates noise from genuine support levels.
When both technical structure and market sentiment align like this, you get that rare moment where the setup speaks for itself. The question now becomes whether this bounce can sustain, or if we're just seeing a temporary retest before the next move.
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AEM recently executed a textbook technical setup where price action and market psychology converged perfectly.
Over the weekend, a dragonfly doji formed right at the ascending support zone hovering just above the 50-period EMA—exactly where we'd been watching. The candle told the story: bears hammered price lower during the session, but buyers stepped in decisively at support and completely reversed the intraday pressure. That's the kind of clean structure that separates noise from genuine support levels.
When both technical structure and market sentiment align like this, you get that rare moment where the setup speaks for itself. The question now becomes whether this bounce can sustain, or if we're just seeing a temporary retest before the next move.