Is my stock in a TTM Squeeze right now, and which way is the momentum leaning?

How this is calculated

• The squeeze is ON when both Bollinger Band lines sit inside the Keltner Channel, the upper Bollinger Band below the upper Keltner line and the lower Bollinger Band above the lower Keltner line. Volatility has contracted enough that a standard-deviation band is now the tighter of the two.
• The squeeze fires OFF the moment either Bollinger Band line pushes back outside the Keltner Channel. That doesn't set a direction on its own, it only says the volatility contraction has ended.
• The squeeze ratio compares the width of the Bollinger Bands to the width of the Keltner Channel. A lower percentage means a tighter squeeze; a number at or above 100% means the bands have expanded to the channel's own width or past it.
• The momentum read is the classic four-way split this indicator is known for: rising and positive is the strongest bullish read, falling and positive means a bullish move that's losing steam, falling and negative is the strongest bearish read, and rising and negative means a bearish move that's losing steam. A single bar's momentum value is one data point, not a signal by itself.
• This tool reads a single bar you enter by hand. It does not calculate Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channels, or momentum from raw price data, and it does not update on its own as new bars form.