Is this drop a trap to induce buying or a shakeout?


This wave in RAVE is not a trap to induce buying; the stepwise decline is a very standard downward trend, with continuous pressure from above, higher lows, and increasingly weak rebounds. Every time it tries to rally a bit, it gets crushed. This rhythm suggests someone is rebounding to sell off, not a shakeout.
Currently stuck around 11.6, grinding sideways, it looks like testing whether anyone is willing to buy in to induce more buying. If it were a trap to induce selling, it would likely be a quick drop followed by a strong rebound to shake out short positions. But there’s no such move now, just slow downward pressure.
So don’t mistake this sideways consolidation for a breakout; it’s most likely still a weak correction. If it really turns strong, at least we should see increased volume pushing back above 12.5, otherwise it’s just a rebound to get you in before continuing downward.
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JustForNoRegretsInT
· 3h ago
Anyway, I entered at 15 and exited at 12, losing everything. I didn't see any violent pump and dump. When it crashes, short the market manipulators pumping the price; when it rises, the manipulators are selling off. Watching from the sidelines is the safest—no pump, no dump. Watching definitely won't make you lose money.
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GateUser-9684399b
· 3h ago
Still not fully awake.
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LivingKingOfHell
· 3h ago
Go long. Without breaking the 11.4000 support, break below support to go short. This rebound may potentially reach 20.
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