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$PI Retail investors buying, main force selling → Negative
Oversold but no buying volume → Neutral leaning bearish
Bearish arrangement, moving averages suppressing → Clear bearish trend
Low-level oscillation or downward decline, until volume shrinks to the extreme + moving averages flatten out, only after a daily-level divergence bottom appears might a bottom be formed.
Rare sudden news triggers volume surge and long bullish candles, but given the current capital structure, this is extremely difficult.
Holders are not advised to buy the dip on the left side; wait until the daily chart breaks above EMA10 and MACD forms a golden cross before considering.
Shareholders should reduce positions on rebounds, especially when approaching EMA10 (0.146) or EMA30 (0.166), which are opportunities to cut losses and exit, not to add positions.
If the price falls below the previous low (0.130), technical stop-loss orders may flood in, and it’s not advisable to hold stubbornly.
Retail investors are buying the dip, main force is retreating, the technicals are dead but not completely cooled off — this is not the bottom, just a breather during the decline. Everyone, wait a bit longer before buying the dip!