CLO this wave of market movement can be easily seen at a glance. From the K-line pattern, after the price bottomed at $0.2610, it immediately launched a fierce rally. The price broke through all moving averages in one go, with the 7-day, 25-day, and 99-day moving averages all being crushed beneath, instantly reversing the previous weak pattern. The bulls are now in a completely crushing situation.
Trading volume is the true reflection of this wave of market movement. During the rally, trading volume surged to over 73 million USDT in 24 hours. Such a level of capital inflow is definitely not driven by retail investors; it’s clearly institutions and big players stacking up their positions. Sentiment has been completely ignited.
Regarding how to participate, my advice is not to chase the high. If you're genuinely interested, wait for it to pull back to the $0.38-$0.39 range and try with a small position, or stay at recent key support levels and wait for a low-cost entry opportunity. Take profits in two steps: first at $0.41, then at $0.42. If it can break through the previous high, reaching $0.43 is not a dream. Set your stop-loss at $0.37; once it falls below this level, the short-term explosive momentum should be slowed down.
Honestly, CLO has now entered a sentiment-driven stage. Although the bulls are mighty, the short-term gains are so large that a correction could come at any time. As long as it stays above $0.37 without breaking, the outlook remains optimistic, but definitely avoid heavy positions chasing it. For those looking to short, my advice is to hold off for now. In such an emotionally driven coin, counter-trend operations will only be ruthlessly cut off by the market.
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PessimisticLayer
· 01-07 22:14
Institutions are pouring so much money in, how can retail investors follow the trend? It's better to wait for a pullback to see.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 01-05 09:58
This trading volume is indeed fierce, 73 million USDT. Retail investors simply can't handle it.
Institutions entering the market are on a different level, but I still have to say, chasing highs now is just asking for trouble.
Wait for a pullback to 0.38 before considering, don't let emotions cloud your judgment.
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TommyTeacher
· 01-05 09:56
Institutions are entering the market so aggressively; retail investors should still be cautious. Once it breaks 0.37, it's time to run.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-05 09:51
Institutions clustering? The 73 million USDT entering the market is indeed unusual, but be cautious of this emotional rally, it could explode at any moment.
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$0.37 can't hold, you gotta run, don't get cut.
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That's right, chasing highs is like giving away money, wait for a pullback before entering.
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Such a level of capital inflow isn't simple; watch out for subsequent sell-offs.
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Bullish dominance? It looks more like a trap to lure more buyers, let's wait and see.
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Why are $0.41 and $0.42 so perfectly aligned? It feels a bit fake.
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The most dangerous phase is when emotions drive the market; it could turn around tomorrow.
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Shorts should definitely stay away, but don't be too greedy on longs either; take profits when it's good.
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73 million USDT, how many institutions need to act together for that? It feels a bit exaggerated.
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Saying not to chase highs is basically discouraging, the market has already moved up, entering now would just be catching a falling knife.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-05 09:30
The institution accumulated a trading volume of 73 million, which is indeed impressive, but this kind of emotional market can turn around quickly.
CLO this wave of market movement can be easily seen at a glance. From the K-line pattern, after the price bottomed at $0.2610, it immediately launched a fierce rally. The price broke through all moving averages in one go, with the 7-day, 25-day, and 99-day moving averages all being crushed beneath, instantly reversing the previous weak pattern. The bulls are now in a completely crushing situation.
Trading volume is the true reflection of this wave of market movement. During the rally, trading volume surged to over 73 million USDT in 24 hours. Such a level of capital inflow is definitely not driven by retail investors; it’s clearly institutions and big players stacking up their positions. Sentiment has been completely ignited.
Regarding how to participate, my advice is not to chase the high. If you're genuinely interested, wait for it to pull back to the $0.38-$0.39 range and try with a small position, or stay at recent key support levels and wait for a low-cost entry opportunity. Take profits in two steps: first at $0.41, then at $0.42. If it can break through the previous high, reaching $0.43 is not a dream. Set your stop-loss at $0.37; once it falls below this level, the short-term explosive momentum should be slowed down.
Honestly, CLO has now entered a sentiment-driven stage. Although the bulls are mighty, the short-term gains are so large that a correction could come at any time. As long as it stays above $0.37 without breaking, the outlook remains optimistic, but definitely avoid heavy positions chasing it. For those looking to short, my advice is to hold off for now. In such an emotionally driven coin, counter-trend operations will only be ruthlessly cut off by the market.