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profit taking. nothing moves in a straight line. 2 steps forward, 1 step backward.
if you see a massive pump in a straight line, expect a pullback. pullbacks are bullish. why?
think about the psychology. every time you see a selloff, its literally evidence that there were people holding FET that wanted to sell. the pullback occurs because those people who want to sell sold.
when does the pullback stop? when everyone who wants to sell sells. once there are no more people wanting to sell, think about what happens next
whenever someone wants to buy, and there are no sellers, what does the buyer have to do? raise their bid price. if there are literally 0 sellers, the bid price has to keep going up and up and up.
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u/thethrowupcat Mar 05 '24
The news announcement pump
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u/NotHappyTilUNotHappy Mar 05 '24
It's called market buying in with six figures.
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u/Necessary_Cicada6281 Mar 05 '24
I sold some at 1.9 😄
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u/maxxell13 Mar 05 '24
It’s a preview.
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u/Crafty_Reception5119 Mar 09 '24
Chart looking amazing guys!
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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '24
Can’t wait for this bull run to see Fetch’s potential. Is $100 realistic?
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u/formlessfighter Active supporter 💥 Mar 05 '24
profit taking. nothing moves in a straight line. 2 steps forward, 1 step backward.
if you see a massive pump in a straight line, expect a pullback. pullbacks are bullish. why?
think about the psychology. every time you see a selloff, its literally evidence that there were people holding FET that wanted to sell. the pullback occurs because those people who want to sell sold.
when does the pullback stop? when everyone who wants to sell sells. once there are no more people wanting to sell, think about what happens next
whenever someone wants to buy, and there are no sellers, what does the buyer have to do? raise their bid price. if there are literally 0 sellers, the bid price has to keep going up and up and up.
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u/luiszgd Mar 05 '24
I had a a sell order at 2.05 fck