RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Technicals...No. The fact that humans see patterns and act on those patterns doesn't mean that the patterns they see are reliable. There are infinitely more "patterns" seen than exist in reality. I'll give you a good example....Say that the t/a community determined based on some voodoo that if stock x hits $20 it will do something.....say "breakdown" and drop....what do you think happens BEFORE it reaches that critical number? I'll tell you....people front run the expected results...they don't wait until it hits exactly $20 they sell at $19 and $19.5 etc thus rendering the expected results moot. ALL markets discount what is widely known or expected. There is nothing to be had from viewing past behavior because while the future may rhyme with the past it is determined by an infinite number of ever changing variables. Today bears no resemblance at all to the "market" of just a year ago thanks to Covid. Behavior of pattern seeking primates is probably forever altered so conclusions about the future cannot be made by looking at the past. The world has changed.