$PI Adjustment continues: Being able to hold steady at $0.20 today is already pretty good. Next, we need to hold steady at $0.23, then $0.26, and eventually break through $0.3. Let me briefly explain the $0.2 position since some people might have missed it—it's the bottom of the previous large box range, which is a box range from $0.2 to $0.3 where the price has basically been moving within this space. As I mentioned before, the trading process of ups and downs means the price rises where there is support and pulls back where there is resistance. The adjustment is expected to take another 2 weeks. Below are 2 charts—which one do you think will pump better and why?

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GateUser-2216933f

· 3h ago

Wishing you great wealth in the Year of the Horse 🐴

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GateUser-54e6cd36

· 4h ago

Teacher, what price level do you predict as the highest price point this year?

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Only1ULeft

· 4h ago

The rebound is just a B-wave pullback of the daily ABC wave. The C-wave will return to around 1.3

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WithPi,There'sAFuture.Let's

· 5h ago

That sounds good, that sounds great, can we buy some petroleum environment, according to this logic

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WallStreetTrendResearch

· 5h ago

If it drops on declining volume, it will continue to fall. If it doesn't drop on declining volume, it means the bottom has been successfully formed. If tomorrow closes at 8 above $0.2, that would be considered not dropping on declining volume. The trading volume has shrunk from 26 million to over 6 million.

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