XPO – Prolonged Uptrend Meets Resistance. | Wyckoff LabsXPO, Inc.NYSE:XPOWyckoffLabsXPO Stock Analysis: Daily Timeframe – Prolonged Uptrend Meets Resistance. What’s Next? Hey traders, I’ve been following XPO (XPO Inc.) on the daily chart for a while, and the setup right now is one of those classic “story in the making” moments. The stock has been in a very prolonged uptrend since March 2009. That’s more than 17 years of higher highs and higher lows. But after the strong rally that kicked off in April 2023, we finally ran into serious resistance and have been hovering just below it ever since. Long-Term Context: Stronger Than the Last Two Times at Resistance When I compare this current stall to previous times XPO hit major resistance, something stands out. Versus the 2019 flush and the 2015 drop, the price action today actually shows more strength in how it’s holding below resistance. The selling pressure hasn’t been as violent, and the stock isn’t giving up ground easily. That’s worth noting. Zooming In: Wyckoff-Style Price Action Breakdown Let’s get a little closer to the recent candles: • We saw a clear Buying Climax followed by an Automatic Reaction that stopped above the previous lows (not a very deep reaction). • Then came the Secondary Test, which produced a much stronger reaction back into the previous impulse low — acting as a Spring at those prior lows. • That Spring was powerful enough to push us above the immediate support area. We consolidated there for a few months. • With almost no sellers stepping in, we launched a strong impulse straight back up into the overhead resistance… and stalled right below it. At that resistance level, sellers finally showed up aggressively on high volume. The volume spike was loud enough to signal a potential reversal — but so far, nothing decisive has happened. The move down from resistance was relatively easy compared to the earlier drop, which tells me the path of least resistance may now be lower, at least for the short term. Current Situation & Bias After the drop we landed on a local support zone and have been hovering there. So far, there’s been no aggressive demand stepping in to defend it. That lack of buying pressure keeps my bias downward toward a retest of the previous reaction low (the one that came off the Secondary Test / Spring). Will we get that retest? It looks likely unless buyers suddenly show up with conviction inside this local trading range. I’ll be watching the reaction at support very closely: • Strong demand on the retest → possible leg higher. • Weak reaction or continued easy selling → lower prices remain in play. Bottom Line XPO remains in its massive long-term uptrend, but the daily chart is showing signs of a pause at resistance with a higher probability of a near-term retest lower. We’re in “monitor and react” mode — no need to guess, just let the price and volume tell us who’s really in control. I’ll update as the reaction at support develops. In the meantime, stay disciplined and trade the levels, not the story. What do you think — does this match what you’re seeing on XPO? Drop your thoughts below. Happy trading, Martin Disclaimer: This is technical analysis and educational commentary only. Not financial advice. Always do your own due diligence and manage risk.