- Only 31.40% of estimated holders are in profit at the current price, with the current price at the lower edge of a tight cost cluster which can act as support.
- Only 31.40% of estimated holders are in profit at the current price of $204.87.
- This means nearly 70% of the estimated holding base is sitting on losses, which can create a 'overhead supply' of sellers waiting to break even, capping upward momentum.
- Average Cost: $208.33. The current price is below this average cost, placing the majority of holders under water.
- The 70% cost range is concentrated between $202.49 and $219.03 (3.92% width), and the 90% range is between $201.52 and $224.87 (5.48% width).
- This shows a relatively tight clustering of cost bases.
- The current price is at the lower edge of these cost clusters.
- This can act as a support area, as many holders' breakeven points are nearby, potentially reducing selling incentive.
- However, a decisive break below this cluster could lead to accelerated selling.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.