- A moderately high concentration of holdings exists within a tight price range around the current price, with 62% of chips in profit and potential resistance/support zones identified.
- The estimated data shows that 62.00% of chips (shareholdings) are currently in a profitable position, with an average cost basis of $187.24.
- The 90% cost concentration range is between $181.74 and $201.89 (a width of 5.25%).
- The 70% cost concentration is between $182.20 and $194.56 (a width of 3.28%).
- This indicates a moderately high concentration of holdings within a relatively tight price range around the current price.
- The current price ($189.71) is near the upper part of the 70% concentration zone.
- This suggests that a break above the $194.56-$201.89 zone could face less overhead supply (resistance from holders looking to break even or take profits).
- A drop below $182.20 could trigger selling from a concentrated group of recent buyers.
- Methodology Note: The chip distribution is a statistical estimate based on historical OHLC and turnover data, using a volume-based proxy for turnover rate. It is not official exchange holding data and should be used to infer cost concentration, not exact holdings.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.