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Three structural signals suggest consolidation: a Bollinger squeeze is present, breakout consolidation patterns are forming, and higher lows are developing. Together these describe a condition where price is compressing in ways associated with potential range expansion.
State
Breakout readiness
Emergence
Multiple pre-breakout pattern indicators. When a Bollinger squeeze is present, breakout consolidation patterns are forming, and higher lows are developing, multiple frameworks suggest the stock is in a consolidation that could precede range expansion. This describes structural conditions associated with potential breakout setups.
Limits
This story identifies consolidation characteristics, not breakout prediction or direction. It does not predict when breakout will occur, which direction it will take, or whether it will succeed. Many consolidations resolve without meaningful breakouts.
Explanation
Each signal represents an independent observation about consolidation state: Bollinger Squeeze detects when Bollinger Bands compress to unusual levels relative to Keltner Channels. A high reading indicates a squeeze is present, often preceding volatility expansion, though direction is not implied. Breakout Consolidation identifies price patterns associated with consolidation before breakout—tight ranges, decreasing volume, and structural compression. Higher Lows Pattern detects sequential price floors that are rising. This pattern suggests buyers are stepping in at progressively higher levels. When all three align, they describe consolidation characteristics associated with potential breakout—a structural observation, not a prediction.
Interpretation
This story identifies consolidation characteristics, not breakout certainty. It does not predict breakout timing, direction, or success. Many consolidations fail to produce meaningful breakouts or break in unexpected directions.
Required Signals
Higher Lows Pattern
Count and slope of consecutively rising pivot lows in price