- The price is at a pivotal equilibrium point with a narrow high-concentration cost zone, making the next decisive break crucial for direction.
- The estimated profit ratio is 44.07%, meaning less than half of the estimated holders are in profit at the current price.
- This can create selling pressure from those looking to break even.
- The average cost is estimated at $425.23, very close to the current price, indicating the market is at an equilibrium point.
- The 70% cost concentration range is narrow (3.24%) between $412.09 and $439.69.
- This high concentration suggests a large volume of shares were traded in this tight range, making it a crucial battleground zone.
- A decisive break above or below this zone could trigger significant follow-through moves.
- The 90% cost range is wider (6.49%) from $388.43 to $442.32, with the upper bound aligning closely with recent resistance.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.