Key Takeaways
TIA reached its all-time high on February 10 but then experienced a significant downturn, dropping 65% by April 13. Since then, TIA has recovered and broken out from its descending resistance, indicating the potential for a major new uptrend. On May 15, it retested the $8 area, establishing horizontal support before this breakout.
However, after making a slightly lower high of $11.70 on May 2, it encountered resistance and was sent to a downward trajectory. On June 24, it fell to $5.74, values last seen in November. It found support at the 0.786 Fibonacci level and bounced by 21%, reaching a daily high of $7.
Since it is still on an upward trajectory and technical indicators show bullishness, we could see a further rise. Yesterday, the daily chart RSI fell to its oversold zone at 28%, and MACD is starting to form a bullish curvature on its moving averages. This suggests that TIA could have established its price at the bottom, although further confirmation is needed.
There is a strong possibility TIA ended its major correction from the all-time high, coming to the 0.786 Fibonacci level. If this is true, its current rise would only be the first sub-wave of its next five-wave impulse.
According to this projection, TIA could continue increasing and recover to its next significant resistance zone around $12 by the end of this assumed five-wave impulse. Should this develop as expected, on its downturn, TIA will maintain trading above $8.50, proving that the support plateau increased.
That would be its first higher-degree correction and the first higher low since February, signaling that TIA could be starting a sustainable uptrend. If we receive this confirmation, we expect a breakout above $12 and a $16 target for its next major advancement to the upside.