Talked about it on Friday, repeated it again on Saturday. Not being naggy, just afraid I might change my mind. The lower boundary of the triangle held up over the weekend. Saturday's low was 63,400, Sunday's low was 64,200. Two days passed, and 59k wasn't even touched. Next week, the focus isn't on 59k. That's been the bottom line since March—if it doesn't break, no need to worry. The focus is whether 64k can truly hold. This week, it hit above 64,200 twice—once on Thursday, once on Saturday—and both times it bounced back. The key is whether it can break through on the third attempt next week. Resistance above: 64.8k (weekend high), 66k (June upper boundary) Support below: 63.5k (weekend consolidation lower boundary), 62.8k (Friday low) I'm leaning bullish, but there's a condition. The lows have risen from 60,755 to 63,400, the weekend didn't drop, and the CPI bullish news wasn't sold off. These are all good signs. But the weekly chart hasn't flipped bullish yet, which is why breaking 64k is the confirmation—not now. Next week, watch for the 64k breakout confirmation. By Sunday evening, conditions are improving—just one last step to go. See you Monday.