- The chip structure is bearish, with most holders underwater and costs clustered just above the current price, creating overhead supply.
- The current price ($43.81) is below the estimated average cost ($44.74), meaning a majority of recent shareholders are sitting on an unrealized loss.
- This creates potential 'overhead supply,' where any price rise towards the average cost may trigger selling from those looking to break even.
- The profit ratio is 33.01%, a low figure that typically contributes to weak sentiment and a lack of buying impetus.
- The 70% cost concentration range is narrow ($42.65 to $47.34), indicating a high degree of cost clustering around the current price, which often precedes a volatile breakout.
- The 90% concentration range is wider ($42.13 to $56.98), showing the legacy of higher-cost holders from before the April crash.
- The chip structure is bearish; the path of least resistance remains sideways to down until significant buying power can absorb the supply from the $44.50-$47.00 cost cluster.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.