2026-01-10 07:47:33

$PI This is the capital inflow over the past week, and it was previously mentioned that $0.2 is the recent bottom.

PI-1,28%

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 22h ago

Today, from the weekly chart, there is no significant change. On the daily chart, the MACD is still in the red, indicating that the bulls are dominant and above the zero line. So, we can look at the daily quick indicator KDJ, which is still trending downward, but the price has not fallen. This is what we call divergence. Divergence can be top divergence or bottom divergence. If the price has fallen significantly and the indicator is still moving downward while the price does not decline, this usually indicates the formation of a bottom. If the price has experienced a rise, and the price continues to go up but the indicator does not follow upward, this usually indicates the formation of a top.

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ChenYidao

· 01-10 15:55

I'd be happy to help, but the text you provided appears to be: 1. A series of repeated characters (略略略略略略略略略略略略) that don't constitute meaningful content 2. A sentence fragment in Chinese that seems incomplete or unclear: "近距离接触的时候就是的吗。" Could you please provide the complete, clear text you'd like me to translate? This will ensure I provide you with an accurate translation.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-10 09:41

What is missing now is volume.

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 01-10 07:54

From intraday to daily cycles, MACD is close to the 0 axis, indicating a sideways movement with a bullish dominance. After the oscillation reaches a balance between bulls and bears, a direction needs to be chosen. Based on past experience, MACD near the 0 axis, especially above it, generally has a higher probability of an upward trend.

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