$XMR Five consecutive up days—how should we read it from a chip distribution perspective?
A common interpretation is that a sharp rally in one go is often driven by short-term funds, while a gradual rise, one bullish candlestick a day, looks more like funds buying at a steady pace. This time, the stock is up 9.16% over five days—a fairly measured pace, more in line with the latter.
In one sentence, how would you describe your current view?
#XMR
It’s your money—think it through before you act.
A common interpretation is that a sharp rally in one go is often driven by short-term funds, while a gradual rise, one bullish candlestick a day, looks more like funds buying at a steady pace. This time, the stock is up 9.16% over five days—a fairly measured pace, more in line with the latter.
In one sentence, how would you describe your current view?
#XMR
It’s your money—think it through before you act.
