Our understanding of impulsive and corrective price actions suggests that the bulls are in control and are unwilling to relinquish such control.
Since timing our bottom almost perfectly using time theory, back when this was published, we have had 2 instances of impulsive price action where the bulls are clearly in control. Large solid bull candles, with the only bear candles present at all on these 2 upward impulses being the two red dojis in the first impulse. These bear candles are not even present on the 4 hr.
After each of these instances of impulsive price action, we have experienced 2 instances of corrective price action. We are in one right now.
We can identify corrective price action by largely horizontal price movement(a slight trend in either direction works), a steady mix of bear and bull candles with larger wicks on top and bottom, typically closing near the middle of the price range, and lastly but very importantly an unwillingness for larger players to take profit, as seen by the top candle closing rather strongly. A large wick is present but the candle body still closed pretty strong.
Most usually, upward movements with this sort of structure will simply continue the same pattern until they are met with an impulsive move that is against the trend.
Number theory is telling us to be on the lookout impulsive price action in ~5 or 6 hours. I'll be watching around this time.