ZM: Bearish Targets Hit, New Bullish Sequence FormingZoom Communications, Inc. Class ANASDAQ:ZMSmellyTazZM already completed the dirty work. After the post-2020 collapse, price pushed into the C targets of two bearish sequences. That matters because once bearish expansion objectives are reached, the market is no longer chasing downside in the same clean way. The easy selling phase is already behind us. Now the weekly chart is starting to shift. ZM has begun printing bullish sequence behavior from the lows. Price created a bullish leg, pulled back into the blue BC zone, and buyers stepped in exactly where they needed to. That is the first real clue that the market may be moving from bearish exhaustion into accumulation and continuation. The logic is simple: Price reached bearish C targets. Then price started building bullish structure. Then price pulled into BC. Then buyers defended it. Now the next logical objective is the blue C target above the current range. But the bigger picture is even more interesting. If blue C gets reached and broken with strength, the next major magnet becomes the bearish WCL zones from the two larger bearish sequences. Those WCLs sit much higher, and they represent the area where the old bearish structure may need to be retested before the market decides whether Zoom is only bouncing or truly rebuilding a higher-timeframe bullish cycle. I am not treating this as a straight-line prediction. The cleaner read is this: ZM is trying to transition from bearish completion into bullish continuation. The key confirmation is whether buyers can keep defending the BC structure and push price toward the blue C target. If that happens, the bearish WCL cluster becomes the next serious area of interest. This is not about calling the exact bottom. It is about reading where sellers already got paid, where buyers are stepping in, and where the next logical liquidity magnets are sitting. Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. This is my personal chart analysis and market framework. Trade your own plan and manage your own risk.