TMUS | Weekly | Fibonacci StructureT-Mobile US, Inc.BATS:TMUSImmaculateTonyPrice did exactly what it was supposed to do. Hit the top of the range, got rejected, and sold all the way back down to the bottom. Clean. If you understand how ranges work, none of this was a surprise. Every stock moves between two zones **Wholesale** and **Retail**. Same concept as shopping. You want to buy where it's cheap, not where it's expensive. - $180 — Wholesale.** Bottom of the range. Where the deal is. - $215 — First checkpoint.** Buyers need to prove themselves here. - $237 — Middle of the range.** This is where momentum either builds or dies. - $272 — Retail.** Top of the range. Where it was overpriced before it dropped. - $328 — Extension target.** Where this goes if everything plays out. Right now price is at $189. Just above the deal zone. Looks attractive on the surface. But here's what most people miss cheap doesn't mean ready. A stock can sit at the bottom and keep going lower. The price being low is not a reason to buy. A confirmed reaction is. I'm not interested until I see a weekly close above $215. That tells me buyers actually showed up not just visited. The map is drawn. Most people just can't wait long enough to use it.