- The entire estimated floating supply is held at a loss, creating a 'locked-in' effect where any price rebound may trigger selling from trapped longs seeking to exit at breakeven.
- The profit ratio is 0.00%, meaning the entire estimated floating supply is held at a loss based on the average cost of $240.65.
- This creates a 'locked-in' effect where any price rebound towards the average cost may trigger selling from trapped longs seeking to exit at breakeven.
- The 90% cost range is estimated between $222.19 and $267.30, with a concentration of 9.22%.
- The 70% cost range is tighter, between $225.27 and $258.08, with a concentration of 6.79%.
- The current price of $218.80 is below the lower bound of the 90% cost range ($222.19), indicating that a vast majority of recent buyers are underwater.
- The low 5-day average concentration (70 concentration: 5.11%, 90 concentration: 7.05%) suggests chips have become more dispersed recently, which can happen during volatile, high-volume breakdowns as ownership changes hands.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.