Flare (FLR) has been steadily climbing within an ascending parallel channel, looking for a potential breakout.
Despite multiple attempts, the price has failed to push past the key $0.027 resistance level, raising doubts about its bullish momentum.
Now, all eyes are on the $0.027 to determine whether FLR can move higher or has already peaked.
The daily time frame chart shows that FLR has increased inside an ascending parallel channel since early April.
Even though the Flare price has increased and created several higher lows, such channels usually contain corrections.
Therefore, an eventual channel breakdown remains the most likely future outlook.
The two most recent breakout attempts (red icons) coincided with the $0.027 horizontal resistance area, making it even harder for FLR to break out.
Additionally, the price created long upper wicks each time, noting the selling pressure in this region.
Nevertheless, the FLR price still trades in the channel’s upper portion, leaving the door open for an eventual breakout.

Momentum indicators are firmly bearish. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) are bearish (orange).
They have both generated bearish divergences and are falling, suggesting that new lows await.
As a result, the FLR prediction is bearish unless the price breaks out of the channel, which seems unlikely now.
The wave count aligns with the bearish price action and indicator readings. According to the count, FLR has completed a five-wave upward movement (green) and is now in an A-B-C correction (red).
The five-wave increase was a diagonal, so the ensuing correction could be deep, hitting at least the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement support level and possibly the 0.786 one.

If the count is accurate, the FLR price has just started wave A and will correct in the foreseeable future.
The correction could end near $0.0147, hitting the 0.786 Fibonacci support level and a horizontal support area.
FLR’s outlook leans bearish, with momentum indicators and the wave count pointing toward an upcoming correction.
Bears will likely remain in control unless the price manages a decisive breakout above $0.027.
Unless the price manages a decisive breakout above $0.027, bears are likely to remain in control.
A deeper pullback toward the $0.0147 support level could await before any new bullish wave begins.