- High profit ratio and narrow cost concentration create equilibrium near current price, with potential for explosive moves if the tight range is broken.
- Latest estimate shows high profit ratio of 85.35%
- High profit ratio means vast majority of recent traders are in profitable position
- Profit ratio can lead to profit-taking pressure
- Average cost is $385.05, very close to current price
- Average cost indicates market is in state of equilibrium between recent buyers and sellers
- 90% cost concentration range is narrow at 10.39% (between $331.27 and $408.10)
- 70% cost concentration range is even tighter at 8.05% ($336.39 to $395.29)
- High concentration suggests large proportion of shares held within tight price band
- Tight concentration can lead to explosive moves if range is broken decisively
- Price is currently at upper edge of 70% concentration range, testing this level
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.