2026-01-11 01:07:20

$PI The nearest resistance level is now at $0.21. Recently, the overall cost has been around $0.21. Only if it stabilizes above this level will it continue to break upward afterward.

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SeniorBrotherKe

· 01-11 03:05

Currently, all cryptocurrencies are being cracked down on domestically! So Pi will not increase in value.

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TurningOverAndGetting

· 01-11 02:23

$PI The nearest resistance level is now at $0.21. Recently, the overall cost has been around $0.21. Only if it stabilizes above this level will it continue to break upward afterward.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-11 02:05

You can observe that Bollinger Bands generally won't open further once they reach a certain level, and the MACD also hits a certain height and can't go higher, so the price will have to pull back. However, there is a special case: during a bull market or main upward trend, Bollinger Bands will gradually widen, and MACD will gradually rise. Conversely, during a bear market or downward trend, Bollinger Bands will gradually open downward, and MACD will move further below the zero line.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-11 01:35

Some of the hot money actually have very solid fundamentals, and I often watch their shares. It's not like you say, that they can just pump and dump at will; those are all one-day trades.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-11 01:28

But if you want to detect early, then use the KDJ indicator, but this indicator is too sensitive and not very accurate. It doesn't have the stability of MACD. However, it allows for early detection and early preparation.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-11 01:23

I personally like to use Bollinger Bands to analyze trends. Through years of research, I found that the narrower the Bollinger Bands, the greater the upward and downward fluctuations. Why is this? Because under normal circumstances, prices always move within the Bollinger Bands. Therefore, a smaller band opening indicates that the overall cost is concentrated together. For example, on a 4-hour chart, if the Bollinger Bands form a straight line, then the 4-hour cost and support/resistance levels are aligned. The same logic applies to 8-hour, daily, and monthly charts.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-11 01:14

Trading is fundamentally a matter of probability, but it's not gambling. There's an old saying: if you gamble ten times, you'll lose.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-11 01:11

Technical indicators are not always accurate, but without technical indicators, it's like driving without a steering wheel. So yesterday I mentioned that when MACD is near the 0 axis, bullishness prevails. The probability of going up is greater than the probability of going down.

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