After years of hustling in this space, I’ve developed an instinct for the market that’s hard to explain. Lately, MERL’s performance has really gotten me on edge.
I’ve barely left my screen these past few days. The bulls have tried to break through the 0.5 level three times already, and each attempt has been aggressive—but what happened? They were all pushed back.
The first time could be called probing, the second a reluctant adjustment, but by the third time—same price level, same playbook—something’s off. The market keeps sending a message, and anyone with experience can tell.
The resistance level stands there like a fortress. Every time it hits around 0.5, selling pressure shows up right on cue, and those long upper shadows on the candlestick chart are just chilling. Behind this kind of movement, either there’s someone with precise control over the market, or there’s a massive number of trapped positions above.
Either way, it’s not good news for retail investors.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-10 16:55
0.5 this wall is really tough, three attempts all failed, it's hard to tell whether it's market control or the accumulation of trapped orders being too thick. Anyway, retail investors should be cautious.
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MoonRocketman
· 12-10 07:52
The gravity resistance level of 0.5 is really a bit amazing. The three launch windows were all turned off, and the RSI momentum was obviously exhausted, and this trend was either Zhuang in precise control, or it was blocked by the trap. The position of retail investors is really uncomfortable.
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OldLeekConfession
· 12-09 16:11
Three times it hit resistance at 0.5. This is obviously a shakeout. Retail investors should stop jumping in blindly.
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SighingCashier
· 12-08 01:15
It's the third time already, and still can't break through. Feeling a bit hopeless.
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FomoAnxiety
· 12-07 17:52
Bumped into the wall three times and still wants to get through—this mindset is really something else.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-07 17:52
Rejected three times, this is just putting on a show.
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UnluckyLemur
· 12-07 17:44
That 0.5 level is really tough. It just doesn't feel right after failing to break through three times.
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SchroedingerGas
· 12-07 17:32
The same script three times, I can see it too. This 0.5 is stuck like a patch of psoriasis.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 12-07 17:30
It got pushed back three times; this isn't just a resistance level—it's a ceiling.
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DaoDeveloper
· 12-07 17:25
the third rejection at the same level though... that's when you gotta start asking questions about what's actually happening at 0.5. either someone's got their hand on the wheel or there's genuine accumulation happening topside. ngl the long wicks are giving me pause about where this really wants to go tbh
After years of hustling in this space, I’ve developed an instinct for the market that’s hard to explain. Lately, MERL’s performance has really gotten me on edge.
I’ve barely left my screen these past few days. The bulls have tried to break through the 0.5 level three times already, and each attempt has been aggressive—but what happened? They were all pushed back.
The first time could be called probing, the second a reluctant adjustment, but by the third time—same price level, same playbook—something’s off. The market keeps sending a message, and anyone with experience can tell.
The resistance level stands there like a fortress. Every time it hits around 0.5, selling pressure shows up right on cue, and those long upper shadows on the candlestick chart are just chilling. Behind this kind of movement, either there’s someone with precise control over the market, or there’s a massive number of trapped positions above.
Either way, it’s not good news for retail investors.