$HPE These past two days have fallen quite convincingly: over the last 24 hours, down 6.24%, the low even touched 55.13, and the trading value was only 1.5M. That volume can’t really, honestly, support any kind of decent rebound.
Looking ahead, over the past three months it’s up 26%. The story the market has been telling is about AI servers. But these past two days, the AI server sector overall has been unwinding; $HPE is down 4% in a single day, $DELL also pulled back, and $SMCI didn’t even participate in this wave of selling… What does this kind of divergence mean? It means the capital’s pricing of this direction has started to waver—it’s not a broad market upswing.
One advantage of TradFi assets trading on Binance 7x24 is that you can react immediately to the news that comes out after the US market closes. The downside is that when liquidity is thin, volatility tends to get amplified.
The key observation level is around 55. If that breaks, we’ll need to see whether there’s support/turnover around 53. This move down from 59 hasn’t had volume follow through the whole way. When it rises, it relies on expectations; when it falls, you only see who’s truly buying.
Looking ahead, over the past three months it’s up 26%. The story the market has been telling is about AI servers. But these past two days, the AI server sector overall has been unwinding; $HPE is down 4% in a single day, $DELL also pulled back, and $SMCI didn’t even participate in this wave of selling… What does this kind of divergence mean? It means the capital’s pricing of this direction has started to waver—it’s not a broad market upswing.
One advantage of TradFi assets trading on Binance 7x24 is that you can react immediately to the news that comes out after the US market closes. The downside is that when liquidity is thin, volatility tends to get amplified.
The key observation level is around 55. If that breaks, we’ll need to see whether there’s support/turnover around 53. This move down from 59 hasn’t had volume follow through the whole way. When it rises, it relies on expectations; when it falls, you only see who’s truly buying.