- Only 28.31% of chips are in profit with a tight 70% cost concentration range, creating overhead resistance near the current price.
- Only 28.31% of chips (share holdings) are currently in profit.
- The average cost basis is $79.52.
- The majority of recent buyers are sitting on paper losses, which can create overhead supply (resistance) as these holders may look to sell at breakeven.
- The 70% cost concentration range is tight (78.59 to 81.38, spread of 1.74%).
- This indicates a high degree of cost consensus around the current price.
- This often leads to volatile breakouts when the price exits this range.
- The current price ($78.76) is at the very bottom of this 70% concentration band.
- This suggests it is testing a major area of aggregate investor cost basis.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.