CLO's recent technical performance is worth paying attention to. From a chip perspective, the main funds remain in accumulation mode with no obvious signs of distribution, implying there may still be room for further upward movement. The 15-minute chart has shown signs of a reversal, while on the daily chart level, there is repeated contention at high levels, forming a typical accumulation pattern.
Looking upward, there is no obvious resistance pressure, and the support around 0.7 is relatively solid. Under this structure, a breakout is often just around the corner, and the probability of a short-term acceleration in upward movement is quite high.
From a trading perspective, it can be positioned around 0.74, with a stop-loss set below 0.699 to handle extreme shakeouts. The profit expectations are divided into three stages: an initial target at 0.824, a mid-term target at 0.895, and a core target at 1.0. Once the integer threshold is broken, continuing to hold positions for higher gains is also a feasible plan.
Risk reminder: The market changes rapidly, so trading should be cautious.
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ChainBrain
· 01-15 13:57
0.74 is enough to set up the layout; breaking through 1.0 will be truly exciting. We'll discuss the holding game then.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 01-15 13:55
The main force is still accumulating chips. I am optimistic about the subsequent trend.
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ChainDetective
· 01-15 13:54
It's the same old script... 0.74 layout? I thought the last stop-loss sweep was pretty satisfying.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-15 13:54
Is entering at 0.74 really that stable? I feel like I'm about to get cut again.
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RumbleValidator
· 01-15 13:31
0.74 The narrative about this setup I've heard too many times. The key still depends on whether the node validation's stability can support this upward movement; otherwise, it's just a castle in the air.
CLO's recent technical performance is worth paying attention to. From a chip perspective, the main funds remain in accumulation mode with no obvious signs of distribution, implying there may still be room for further upward movement. The 15-minute chart has shown signs of a reversal, while on the daily chart level, there is repeated contention at high levels, forming a typical accumulation pattern.
Looking upward, there is no obvious resistance pressure, and the support around 0.7 is relatively solid. Under this structure, a breakout is often just around the corner, and the probability of a short-term acceleration in upward movement is quite high.
From a trading perspective, it can be positioned around 0.74, with a stop-loss set below 0.699 to handle extreme shakeouts. The profit expectations are divided into three stages: an initial target at 0.824, a mid-term target at 0.895, and a core target at 1.0. Once the integer threshold is broken, continuing to hold positions for higher gains is also a feasible plan.
Risk reminder: The market changes rapidly, so trading should be cautious.