Weinstein Stage 1 → Early Stage 2: Confirming the Transition

After a prolonged decline, a stock spends roughly 75 weeks building a broad Stage 1 base. During the later part of the base, the 30-week moving average flattens and begins turning upward, relative strength improves, volume dries up, and price eventually breaks above established resistance on a clear volume expansion. Several subsequent weeks hold above the breakout level without immediate failure. Which interpretation best fits Weinstein Stage Analysis at this point?