42fibonacci

Bullish reversal setups with context — not just candlestick patterns.
U.S. stock scans, annotated charts, trend/volume/structure filters.
Not investment advice.

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$NPK MACD just crossed bullish.

Today's signal: Bullish Harami Cross — near the 21-day EMA.

The first domino. Watch if the rest follow.

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$PYPL RSI down to 24.

A new Doji to watch — MACD crossing bullish.

Risk/reward starting to look interesting down here.

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$PVLA MACD just crossed bullish.

Today's print: Doji.

This is what the early stage of a reversal looks like.

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$AFG testing the 200-day MA.

Spinning Top on today's candle — at a shallow pullback level, near the 21-day EMA.

Confluence like this is why I built the scanner.

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$JBIO — how to read oversold conditions.

RSI at 27 means downside momentum has been strong. Bullish Harami forming now is the market catching its breath.

Oversold is the setup. The pattern is the trigger. Follow-through is the confirmation.

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$WRBY testing the 200-day MA.

Bullish Harami Cross on the daily.

This is a decision point — bounce or break.

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$RUSHA — what a MACD cross means.

The MACD line crossed above the signal line. Inverted Hammer on the session. Momentum is turning before price has fully responded.

Momentum leads, price follows — but not always. Watch the next few sessions.

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$XPRO up 4.13% in 5d
Inverted Hammer near MA200, above MA200

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The same candlestick pattern can be a high-probability setup or pure noise — depending on where it forms.

Bullish harami in a trend ≠ bullish harami in chop. Doji at support ≠ doji in no-man's-land.

5 examples from the last week. Same patterns, specific contexts, real outcomes. 🧵

$TWLO bullish harami above the MAs = +28%
$STIM doji at horizontal support = +28%.
$PCOR inverted hammer at horizontal support = +8%

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$BG up 7.52% in 5d
Doji at horizontal support, near EMA21, above MA200

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$FWONK MACD just crossed bullish.

Flagging this one — Piercing Pattern.

Momentum shifted before price did. That's often how it starts.

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$STAG MACD just crossed bullish.

Bullish Engulfing at the level that matters — near the 200-day MA, near the 21-day EMA.

High confluence. These don't come around every day.

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$INGR RSI down to 28.

Bullish Harami on today's candle — MACD crossing bullish.

Risk/reward starting to look interesting down here.

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Possible — gap fills do tend to happen over time, especially when momentum shifts. The path of least resistance from here would be testing the prior consolidation around $20-22, and if that area lines up with an unfilled gap, that’s where buyers might step in more aggressively. Would need to lose the $22 area first though — that’s the real test.

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$KOD pulled back to the golden pocket fib.

MACD just flipped, Bullish Harami on the candle — volume at 1.5x, MACD crossing bullish.

Fib levels don't always work — but when they do, it's here.

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Yep, broke through fast. That’s the invalidation working as it should — the golden pocket was the level the setup needed to hold. When buyers don’t step in where the thesis says they should, the setup is wrong and you move on. No reason to fight it.

The same logic applies to confirmations: a setup isn’t “right” until price actually confirms by holding the level on the next session. KOD never got that confirmation — it broke instead. That’s the system telling you the read was wrong cleanly.

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$GDDY — the golden pocket bounce.

Bullish Harami at the 61.8%% retracement. This level is watched by enough traders that it often acts as a natural support zone.

Fibonacci isn't predictive. But it's where a lot of eyes converge.