EMA Perfect Sweep, Squeeze Fired at All-Time High.

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Price is at 71.60 and the price percentile is 100%. All-time high is 71.60. All-time low is 59.25. Kroger is breaking to new all-time highs with the squeeze just fired and 47 green signals vs 6 red out of 112. EMA is 14:0 — a perfect clean sweep across every single timeframe. Ichimoku 7:3, C>T 12:2, candles 12:1. Spread at 77.4% Extreme.

Futures not found. Pure equity. Every signal is real price discovery.

The squeeze fired with Bollinger Width at only 7.95% — the tightest Bollinger reading across today's entire scan. Extreme compression releasing at an all-time high is a textbook breakout structure. The energy stored in that compression is now pointing into price territory with no prior resistance above it.

OBV Z is 0.33 Inflow↑. Volume is confirming the breakout directionally. Only 1,050 transactions at 75K volume — institutional positioning at a thin float level. The inflow tag at an all-time high with a fired squeeze from maximum compression is the combination that matters.

Bounce target is 8.4% at 24.1x Parabolic against only a -0.3% retrace. The move has not pulled back. The projection is pointing higher from a breakout that just started.

The flags are consistent with every all-time high in today's scan: momentum at -1.51 Deceleration and spot momentum expanding downward at 520.5%. Post-squeeze deceleration at a breakout high is expected. The initial compression release slows before the trend establishes.

At 100% price percentile the question is always breakout or top. The tightest Bollinger Width of the day firing at an all-time high with EMA 14:0 and OBV inflow on a pure equity is the strongest structural breakout argument the data produces. Grocery retail at all-time highs with this signal stack is not a coincidence — something fundamental is driving institutional accumulation. The compression was building for a reason. It just released.

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