- The chip distribution estimate shows virtually all recent buyers are at a loss, with a narrow 70% cost concentration zone now below the current price, suggesting widespread unrealized losses.
- The chip distribution data is an estimate derived from historical OHLC and turnover behavior, using a volume-based proxy for turnover rate.
- The latest estimate shows a grim picture for current holders.
- The profit ratio is only 0.73%, meaning virtually all recent buyers are at a loss.
- The average cost is $270.59, above the current price of $254.83.
- The 70% cost concentration range is narrow ($262.63 to $291.05, span of 5.13%), indicating that a large majority of recent trading activity occurred in this now-losing price band.
- The price has fallen below this entire 70% concentration zone, suggesting widespread unrealized losses.
- This could lead to further selling pressure if these positions decide to cut losses or if margin calls are triggered.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.