MERL's performance these days has not been very good. Volume-driven decline, with price action clearly showing a weak structure, coupled with consistently high open interest, suggests the possibility of long liquidation or main force distribution.
From the market perspective, the daily decline has exceeded 15%, accompanied by a significant increase in trading volume, which is a strong trend continuation signal. The price has already broken through all recent support levels, and market sentiment is beginning to shift towards panic. In an environment of high open interest, any rebound is likely to encounter new selling pressure.
Technically, my approach is as follows — enter short positions in the range of 0.204 to 0.208, with a stop-loss set at 0.218 (this is rigid and must be enforced). The first target is 0.185, and the second target is 0.168. The market logic is very clear: downward momentum dominates the market, and currently, reversal should not be considered. We need to wait for clear signs of a bottom before changing our strategy.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 7h ago
Wow, another dump. Why did MERL drop so sharply this time?
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15% daily drop? I really can't hold on anymore, the bulls are getting anxious.
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Wait, is it still safe to buy the dip at 0.168? Seems like there's more room to go down.
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Stop loss at 0.218. Is this guy serious? Strictly executing it. I don't believe you.
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Holding a position at a high level, whether it gets liquidated or not, I don't know. Anyway, my mindset is already shattered.
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It's another "waiting for a sign of bottoming out." So basically, do nothing now. This is the most exhausting part.
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Breaking through all support levels in one go. Now even the psychological defense line has collapsed.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 7h ago
Damn, this drop can't be held anymore. If the 0.218 line breaks, I'll just admit defeat directly.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 7h ago
It's the same old bearish narrative again. Every time they say that, the market reverses. I'll just stay on the sidelines.
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MetaEggplant
· 7h ago
Here we go again, trying to cut the leeks. That's what short sellers always say.
MERL's performance these days has not been very good. Volume-driven decline, with price action clearly showing a weak structure, coupled with consistently high open interest, suggests the possibility of long liquidation or main force distribution.
From the market perspective, the daily decline has exceeded 15%, accompanied by a significant increase in trading volume, which is a strong trend continuation signal. The price has already broken through all recent support levels, and market sentiment is beginning to shift towards panic. In an environment of high open interest, any rebound is likely to encounter new selling pressure.
Technically, my approach is as follows — enter short positions in the range of 0.204 to 0.208, with a stop-loss set at 0.218 (this is rigid and must be enforced). The first target is 0.185, and the second target is 0.168. The market logic is very clear: downward momentum dominates the market, and currently, reversal should not be considered. We need to wait for clear signs of a bottom before changing our strategy.