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title: "12_method_bulls-bears-and-indecision_FINAL"
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# 12_method_bulls-bears-and-indecision_FINAL

[00:00] The bears were in control. So because we know the bears are in control, we would expect it to continue down. Because we know the bulls were in control in this candle, we would expect it to continue up. And because there's indecision here with a longer wick to the bottom, we would expect it to continue up. Because this one also has a longer wick to the