The BEAT trend is indeed a bit awkward. It has had a quick rebound twice in a row, and investor confidence has been somewhat shaken. From a technical perspective, the previous two rebounds haven't been able to hold above, and the falls back have been quite decisive. The current question is—will there be a third time? If another rebound comes and fails again, that would really undermine confidence. The market is like this; repeated failures gradually erode people's patience, and even if it really rises later, participation may not return to the way it was before. The key for BEAT moving forward is whether it can truly hold above a key price level; merely testing repeatedly is meaningless.
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The BEAT trend is indeed a bit awkward. It has had a quick rebound twice in a row, and investor confidence has been somewhat shaken. From a technical perspective, the previous two rebounds haven't been able to hold above, and the falls back have been quite decisive. The current question is—will there be a third time? If another rebound comes and fails again, that would really undermine confidence. The market is like this; repeated failures gradually erode people's patience, and even if it really rises later, participation may not return to the way it was before. The key for BEAT moving forward is whether it can truly hold above a key price level; merely testing repeatedly is meaningless.