🐋 $AIN lost the 0.25 level.
Many stop-loss orders tend to pile up below price levels like this, and when the level breaks, they can easily get swept away together.
Sometimes the speed of money flowing in and out matters more than the direction: the faster it comes in, the faster it often leaves.
Many stop-loss orders tend to pile up below price levels like this, and when the level breaks, they can easily get swept away together.
Sometimes the speed of money flowing in and out matters more than the direction: the faster it comes in, the faster it often leaves.
