Ok, well retail isn't loading #grlf at .0001 They will load it much higher, as they did geeteeveeh and similar plays. We are still in a stage 1 base, which I'm assuming you are familiar with. Until stage 1 base is broken to the upside with volume confirmation, it is unlikely we see any real volume. By real volume I mean breakout volume. Breakout volume is 3-5x most objective ma or emas. I'm predicting at some point we trade 5-10bil in a month with a close at .0002 or higher.
Just trying to alert others before the rip and build street cred. Time is the enemy of humans, which I am one of. The faster this rallies the more likely I am able to use profits. Going to remind some bigger x accounts now, will link my new chart since it is objective and took 5 mins to put together. I believe it summarizes the big picture enough that a 7th grader could utilize it.
The Chande Trend Meter (CTM) is a technical analysis indicator developed by Tushar Chande to quantify the strength and direction of a market trend on a scale from 0 to 100. It synthesizes data from multiple technical indicators, including the positions of high, low, and close relative to Bollinger Bands across four timeframes (20-day, 50-day, 75-day, and 100-day), price change relative to standard deviation over 100 days, the 14-day RSI, and the presence of short-term price channel breakouts.
A score of 100 indicates a very strong uptrend, while a score of 0 indicates a very strong downtrend, with intermediate levels defining strong, weak, or flat trends. The CTM is valued for its ability to provide a single, absolute-scale measure of trend strength, enabling direct comparisons across different securities, timeframes, and markets. It is often used to confirm signals from other indicators, with readings above 50 suggesting a strong trend and values above 80 indicating a strong uptrend suitable for momentum traders.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
