The Nikkei Stock Average daily combination has the potential to become a "dividing line" and is attracting attention

According to a senior who is proficient in technical analysis, the combination of yesterday’s and today’s Nikkei Stock Average (Nikkei 225) daily bars may form a “distribution line,” and they are paying attention to this possibility. A distribution line refers to a candlestick pattern that moves in the opposite direction with about the same body length as the previous day, ending with a movement opposite to the prior day. Specifically, it is characterized by the opening price of the previous day and the opening price of today being almost the same. In the pattern of “a large bullish candlestick during a downtrend” → “bearish candlestick,” the implication is that the pullback is temporary, selling pressure becomes dominant again, and it indicates a selling opportunity on the rebound (suggesting continued decline).