$UNI Need to smash it to 5.3? At 5.95, this knife is already on the neck—what exactly is the main force trying to do? Today’s UNI chart has me feeling scalp-crawling. Don’t talk to me about any “bull trap bounce and return fast” nonsense—first, look at how viciously the main force’s scythe is swinging.
The money flow is even more straightforward: FLOW SCORE -63. In 1 hour it ran 1.26 million, in 12 hours 24 million, in 24 hours nearly 60 million, and in 3 days 116 million. The inflow proportion is only 25%—big funds are retreating, not “washing the market.”
What about the news? Fee Switch burn, Robinhood Chain, Arthur Hayes buying, and the Arc launch on September 16—there’s a whole stack of positives, yet the price is down 20%. That means the good news was already chewed up and swallowed by the main force earlier; now they’re releasing it just to find someone else to bag-hold. On top of that, CPI and the upcoming FOMC are near, so funds are staying risk-off.
First, blast it down—bag all the ones who chased above 7. Then wait for retail to panic and flip short, and only then quietly re-enter around 5.3 to 5.5. Then flip and detonate the short. So for now, the short-term bias is bearish.
Trade plan: short. Entry 5.98–6.05, target 5.60. If it breaks down, look for 5.30. That’s the only direction—don’t go randomly catching bottoms.
Want to know the main force’s capital moves first, and the exact entry points? Want to come to the Tang Monk chat room to ride this short and take profit? If you missed the last wave, don’t slap your thigh again this time. #苹果发布首款折叠屏手机
The money flow is even more straightforward: FLOW SCORE -63. In 1 hour it ran 1.26 million, in 12 hours 24 million, in 24 hours nearly 60 million, and in 3 days 116 million. The inflow proportion is only 25%—big funds are retreating, not “washing the market.”
What about the news? Fee Switch burn, Robinhood Chain, Arthur Hayes buying, and the Arc launch on September 16—there’s a whole stack of positives, yet the price is down 20%. That means the good news was already chewed up and swallowed by the main force earlier; now they’re releasing it just to find someone else to bag-hold. On top of that, CPI and the upcoming FOMC are near, so funds are staying risk-off.
First, blast it down—bag all the ones who chased above 7. Then wait for retail to panic and flip short, and only then quietly re-enter around 5.3 to 5.5. Then flip and detonate the short. So for now, the short-term bias is bearish.
Trade plan: short. Entry 5.98–6.05, target 5.60. If it breaks down, look for 5.30. That’s the only direction—don’t go randomly catching bottoms.
Want to know the main force’s capital moves first, and the exact entry points? Want to come to the Tang Monk chat room to ride this short and take profit? If you missed the last wave, don’t slap your thigh again this time. #苹果发布首款折叠屏手机
