【News | Sony】Losses related to the Kumamoto earthquake are estimated at around ¥16 billion, a potentially bearish narrative for the stock. SONYUSDT perpetuals are currently around 27.31, up about 7.9% over 24 hours, after gapping up in the morning and then consolidating near the highs.
Chart view: The 15m trend is still upward. EMA20 ≈ 27.07 / EMA50 ≈ 26.71, with the current price about 0.9% above EMA20. Volume on the latest candle is only about 0.2× the average, suggesting fading momentum after the rally. There are two key levels: support at 27.15 and resistance at 27.5. The current price is hovering near the top of the range.
View: Neutral to bearish / Be cautious about chasing longs until the earthquake-related losses are fully priced in. Moderate confidence. With a small position, consider waiting for a rebound toward 27.5 and a rejection there before trying a short; place the stop above 27.65. First target: 27.15. Invalidation: If a 15m candle closes firmly above 27.5 and price continues higher on increased volume, reduce short positions. Keep position sizes small.
These are personal market observations and do not constitute investment advice. Contracts involve leverage risk; always use strict stop-losses.
Chart view: The 15m trend is still upward. EMA20 ≈ 27.07 / EMA50 ≈ 26.71, with the current price about 0.9% above EMA20. Volume on the latest candle is only about 0.2× the average, suggesting fading momentum after the rally. There are two key levels: support at 27.15 and resistance at 27.5. The current price is hovering near the top of the range.
View: Neutral to bearish / Be cautious about chasing longs until the earthquake-related losses are fully priced in. Moderate confidence. With a small position, consider waiting for a rebound toward 27.5 and a rejection there before trying a short; place the stop above 27.65. First target: 27.15. Invalidation: If a 15m candle closes firmly above 27.5 and price continues higher on increased volume, reduce short positions. Keep position sizes small.
These are personal market observations and do not constitute investment advice. Contracts involve leverage risk; always use strict stop-losses.
