2026-02-24 23:42:47

$PI Stand firm at $0.160. There should be significant funds buying at this level; yesterday's funds showed a net inflow. If it doesn't rebound at the bottom, around $0.161 or $0.162, it will likely consolidate for a period. From the 12-hour perspective, the fast indicator KDJ has already experienced a golden cross, and MACD is starting to turn at the zero line, so as long as volume increases, an upward move is highly probable. The daily chart's fast indicator KDJ is already showing signs of turning. Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared!

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ZhouMo

· 16h ago

Thorough analysis, unlike those who just talk big.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 16h ago

The entire platform is now on the rise. Congratulations to friends who bought around $0.160. (つ≧▽≦)つ🎉🎉🎉

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 17h ago

For a coin like XAUT, if you buy and hold before a big surge, the profits can be quite substantial. Most of my trades involve this kind of pattern—finding opportunities before the price rises.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 17h ago

It's normal for some stocks I buy to not increase in value for up to half a year, while within less than 2 months, several stocks double in value. Through countless examples, I have proven that as long as the stocks meet my selection criteria, they will ultimately perform very well. Of course, my stock selection conditions are also very strict.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 17h ago

Trading is all about acting quickly and decisively. The more trades you make, the lower your success rate. My trading philosophy is to buy enough chips at relatively low prices and then wait for the right opportunity to reduce positions at certain prices until going completely flat. For good companies, I always hold a certain position and continue to do T to lower the holding cost. For example, now I buy enough chips at $0.160, then reduce some positions at $0.20 to stabilize, and when the price reaches $0.20, I add back to the position. Then, when it hits $0.25, that's another wave, and at $0.30, another wave.

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wa01

· 17h ago

Thank you, teacher, for your daily sharing. Beginners have learned a lot.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 17h ago

When the daily price was at $0.181 and $0.172, I kept reminding that the price would at least reach $0.164, then I warned it would go to $0.162 down to $0.160. Prices fluctuate with market movements, and the daily estimated price can change accordingly. So why am I so certain based on countless past examples that the price on the daily and 30-day moving averages can't break through this line? The reason is that moving averages are the average prices over each time period. The buying price at the 30-day line is too low; only when the price drops to that level do their costs increase. Another reason is that the daily Bollinger middle band is also around $0.160. For the price to rise, there must be support for it to go up.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 18h ago

Figure 1: 12-hour intraday chart, Figure 2: Daily chart

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