$PI just sold 2000 at 0.1905, can I buy them back at 0.184 tonight?

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TheThreeOfUs

· 03-23 14:01

Don't be afraid, it won't rise. One is chasing the short position.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 03-23 13:24

0.188 USD has potential, originally 0.185 USD had potential but it already dropped to 0.182 USD where there was very strong buying pressure, so pulling up from here the only opportunity is at 0.19 USD.

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PeacefulAndOrdinary

· 03-23 13:21

Oh, is it really worth all this?

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StarsSeaCm

· 03-23 13:19

Even such small fluctuations can lead to losses if you try swing trading.

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wangshengfa

· 03-23 13:18

Looking at the short-term 30-minute K-line, the MACD has formed a golden cross. The 1-hour MACD is also slowly forming a golden cross, a bit challenging though.

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AGentleBreezeSoftlyBlows,

· 03-23 13:17

Since you've sold, don't chase the rally under any circumstances; there will be opportunities.

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AGentleBreezeSoftlyBlows,

· 03-23 13:16

0.182 bottom is out, feel free to add positions, next bottom around 0.2

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AGentleBreezeSoftlyBlows,

· 03-23 13:16

Still selling? It’s approaching 0.3.

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HuaziAitengpai

· 03-23 13:12

High probability of buying back at 0.22

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GateUser-dc1dd74b

· 03-23 13:08

Since you sold based on reading the candlestick chart yourself, you have to buy back yourself. If you misjudged, what's wrong with a 0.2 recovery chase? 😎😎😎

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