are trading at 4841.7, stabilizing above the VC PMI daily Buy 1 level at 4765 and Buy 2 support at 4640, signaling that the market has entered a defined mean-reversion accumulation zone. This behavior reflects the natural rhythm of price and time cycles, where markets stretch into extreme zones and revert back toward equilibrium.
The VC PMI daily mean at 4905 now becomes the pivotal magnet. A sustained close above this level will activate bullish price momentum, opening the door for an advance toward Sell 1 at 5030 and Sell 2 at 5170.
On the weekly structure, the VC PMI mean at 5024 aligns closely with the upper resistance cluster and Square of 9 harmonic geometry. This confluence suggests that once price trades above the 4905 mean, momentum could accelerate quickly toward the 5000–5170 zone.
The Square of 9 framework indicates that current price action is moving through a harmonic time and price relationship, with the next cycle window extending into mid-February. These cycle dates represent potential inflection points where volatility expands and directional conviction increases.
From a structural standpoint, holding above 4765 keeps the bullish accumulation model intact and confirms that institutional demand is absorbing selling pressure. The deeper support at 4640 represents the extreme of the daily cycle. A break below this level would signal that the market is not yet ready to complete its bullish phase and could trigger a retracement back toward lower weekly support levels.
However, as long as price remains above the 4640–4765 zone, the probability favors a continued mean-reversion advance toward the 5030 and 5170 targets.
The integration of VC PMI price levels, time cycles, and the Square of 9 geometry provides a structured approach to identifying high-probability turning points. Markets move in repeating cycles of expansion and contraction, and these tools are designed to quantify those patterns with discipline and objectivity.
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Disclosure: The VC PMI and Square of 9 methodologies are proprietary analytical tools based on probability, price geometry, and time-cycle analysis. They are designed to identify high-probability trading opportunities but do not guarantee future performance. All trading involves risk, and investors should use proper money management and consult with a licensed financial professional before making investment decisions.