Explains market volatility and sideways range trading with support/resistance levels.

The following week, we pump 5% to the upside before the 15% move to the downside. So you have to understand, although the high timeframes are very accurate in their signaling, they because they're so large, and we're so zoomed down, it allows for volatility, volatility, volatility, volatility. All right, things can get very volatile here. All right, especially when emotions are at stake, people are bullish, people are bearish. People don't really know what's going to happen, which means people are going to get chopped up. All right, so honestly, could we come straight down from here? We could. And here's why we are basically unable to reclaim right now the key support resistance flip this purple box. That was very key. When we were above it is now obviously very key as we are below it. However, however, I do think that there is room here for one more push to the upside. And I'll tell you why I'll tell you why I think there's room here for another push to the upside. If we calm down a little bit lower, let's say today or tomorrow, and we start taking out these lows, because right now I'm viewing this as our sideways range. All right. Right now, I'm viewing this as our sideways range by low, so high, they say, by low, so high, they say, you're like, yeah, yeah, I know, I know by low, so high, but then you buy high and so low.