PDD is in an interesting position for both bulls and bears. It is currently within a symmetrical triangle, which is more bullish than bearish as it is at the high of the leg. However, the price is currently trading between the 20-day and 50-day moving averages, and at the same levels as the trendline from the symmetrical triangle. Breaking above or below these levels could result in a very strong and impulsive move.
For now, the volume is neutral. The RSI, which had previously shown strong bearish divergences, is now cooling down and is almost neutral. The MACD is currently ticking lower, and the lines are close to dropping below the zero line. If the MACD line drops below the zero line, it would be more bearish.
Overall: PDD is stuck between moving averages and within a symmetrical triangle. A breakout above the 20-day MA would be a very bullish sign and could trigger a long position. Conversely, a breakout below the symmetrical triangle and the 50-day MA would trigger a short position.
The target for both bulls and bears would be the blue dotted line.
For now, the volume is neutral. The RSI, which had previously shown strong bearish divergences, is now cooling down and is almost neutral. The MACD is currently ticking lower, and the lines are close to dropping below the zero line. If the MACD line drops below the zero line, it would be more bearish.
Overall: PDD is stuck between moving averages and within a symmetrical triangle. A breakout above the 20-day MA would be a very bullish sign and could trigger a long position. Conversely, a breakout below the symmetrical triangle and the 50-day MA would trigger a short position.
The target for both bulls and bears would be the blue dotted line.
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