After years of a slow-death existence, GME has been brought back to life by a large group of retail traders who defined gravity, forcing short sellers to heavily cover their positions and causing a 1300% bullish run in just 10 days. Just like everything in trading: what goes up must come down, and vice versa. Over the past two days price has been pulling back. Is this pullback a pause before the next run, or a correction that will bring price back down to a more measured company valuation? Time will tell. Here is what to look for moving forward. For the past two days, price has tested the breakout area near December 2007 high at 63.77 (image 1) If this area continues to hold, price will consolidate above it and, at some point, it will try to break out of the consolidation. (image 2) If price is able to return back above the 8 EMA (orange line), price will try to test upper resistance areas at 226, 311 and 425. On the other hand, if price fails to hold above the 63.77 breakout

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