A daily close above the 200 EMA would be a clean signal for $IO. Right now we're just grinding higher lows — which is fine, accumulation phase — but the real setup is that breakout above the moving average. That's when the trend flips from "maybe" to "confirmed."
Until then, it's patience. Higher lows show buyers stepping in, but the 200 EMA is the line that matters for longer-term positioning. If it breaks and holds, that's your entry or add. If it fails and rolls over, you size down or wait.
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$ZEC ripped hard in September, now we're seeing the flush—ETF outflows stacking up, longs getting wrecked, price bleeding, momentum dying.
This is textbook post-pump reality check. The vertical move brought in late money, now it's shaking out.
For bulls still holding: where's your invalidation? What level flips this back bullish? If you're underwater, size matters—don't average into a falling knife without a clear retest level.
For fresh entries: wait for structure. Let it find a floor, show ...