$LAB has been consolidating at high levels after this wave of volume breakout, which is actually a good signal. The buying pressure on the chart is continuously absorbing, indicating that this is not a top sell-off, but rather a normal correction and shakeout after the breakout.
From a capital perspective, we can also see some clues—trading volume combined with rising prices is a typical sign of the main force accumulating, and there is no sign of short sellers trampling. Currently, selling pressure is very weak, and each short-term pullback is quickly absorbed. As long as this breakout zone holds, the upward momentum is likely to continue.
Technical reference ideas: For a long position, enter between 0.195 and 0.202, with a strict stop-loss set at 0.185. The first target is 0.230, and the second target aims at 0.260. This logic is based on the current consolidation pattern after a 28% volume increase, as well as the ongoing absorption of pullbacks.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 6h ago
Yeah, the main force is indeed accumulating, but I always feel a bit uneasy about this high-level consolidation.
Can hitting 0.185 really stop the loss? Usually, it just drops straight through.
Bro, don't lie to me. Will it really reach 0.260 this time?
If it breaks the level, run quickly. Don't be greedy.
The trading volume looks okay, but watch out for a sudden plunge.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 6h ago
I've heard the main force accumulation strategy too many times. Will this time again be the story of retail investors catching the falling knife at high levels?
Selling pressure weak? Why do I see retail investors疯狂砸盘?
Wait, can it really hold at 0.185? I'm a bit nervous.
Feels like 0.230 is just a sickle ridge. Be careful not to get cut.
Another wave of诱多? Or am I overthinking?
This rhythm is a bit too perfect, which makes me uneasy.
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JustHodlIt
· 6h ago
Bro, this logic makes no mistake. The selling pressure is so weak that it definitely calls for a bullish view.
This rhythm is well-paced, and the main force's accumulation signs are obvious.
Entering at 0.195 seems a bit cautious; I'm just waiting for a pullback to get in again.
The target level is tempting, but it's better to stay cautious.
We've seen high-level consolidation and shakeouts before, but this time feels different.
Continuous buying? That indicates someone is bottom-fishing. Following in carries risks.
A 28% increase followed by consolidation is normal operation, no doubt.
Stop-loss at 0.185? Feels a bit tight; it depends on your risk tolerance.
This stock does look promising recently, but don't go all in.
$LAB has been consolidating at high levels after this wave of volume breakout, which is actually a good signal. The buying pressure on the chart is continuously absorbing, indicating that this is not a top sell-off, but rather a normal correction and shakeout after the breakout.
From a capital perspective, we can also see some clues—trading volume combined with rising prices is a typical sign of the main force accumulating, and there is no sign of short sellers trampling. Currently, selling pressure is very weak, and each short-term pullback is quickly absorbed. As long as this breakout zone holds, the upward momentum is likely to continue.
Technical reference ideas:
For a long position, enter between 0.195 and 0.202, with a strict stop-loss set at 0.185. The first target is 0.230, and the second target aims at 0.260. This logic is based on the current consolidation pattern after a 28% volume increase, as well as the ongoing absorption of pullbacks.