A full blown bull run........??????

Strong volume + an 18-month high + bullish technicals is a powerful combination — especially if a golden cross is close, since that often attracts more momentum traders.
If the follow-through comes tomorrow, it could confirm a sustained trend rather than just a one-day spike. If it stalls, we might just be looking at resistance getting tested before another run.

1. Bullish Continuation

• What to look for: Price opens near or above today’s close and holds gains in the first hour. Volume remains above average.
• Why it matters: Confirms that buyers from today aren’t just short-term speculators — institutions could be stepping in.
• Potential target: Next resistance zone, often found by looking at the last peak before the 18-month period. If broken cleanly, could trigger more breakout buying.

2. Bullish but Choppy

• What to look for: Price opens flat or slightly down, dips on low volume, then recovers into the close.
• Why it matters: Healthy pullback that shakes out weak hands and sets up for further upside.
• Watch for: Higher low on the intraday chart — a sign the trend is intact.

3. Reversal / False Breakout

• What to look for: Gap up on low volume followed by a strong sell-off, closing below today’s close.
• Why it matters: Could mean the breakout was driven by short-term traders, not sustainable demand.
• Risk management: If you’re trading, this is where tight stop-loss placement matters.

Key Technical Factors for Tomorrow

• Volume confirmation: If tomorrow’s volume is 1.5× the 20-day average or higher, trend strength is more credible.
• Moving averages: If the golden cross forms (50-day MA crossing above 200-day MA), some algorithms and funds will buy automatically.
• Relative Strength Index (RSI): Over 70 isn’t necessarily bad in a breakout, but above 80 can mean exhaustion is near.
• Intraday structure: Watch if the stock can maintain above today’s VWAP (volume-weighted average price).