$APP (October 3, 2026-Weekly Chart) The last volatility hole marked the cycle top at $627. Since then, the downtrend has continued, in line with a gradual decrease in whale accumulation, currently at 4.9%. Momentum bars in the $213 and $251 range are acting as support for now. For momentum to rebuild, APP has to close above the two longest momentum bars: the $273 area, near-term resistance, and $321, mid-term resistance.
$APP (September 11, 2026-Weekly Chart) $APP needs to hold the $298–$300 support zone in the coming weeks. It is currently consolidating between $300 and $322. First resistance is the momentum bar at $325.80, with mid-term resistance at $391.20. https://t.co/3x0uLMDM4P
$APP (August 25, 2026-Monthly Chart) $APP has never breached the lower boundary of the volatility hole based on its last 3 instances of volatility holes. Each time, it has surpassed the upper boundary of the volatility hole and triggered a subsequent surge. Let’s see how $APP closes this month. A breach below the lower boundary of the volatility hole would, in 99.9% of cases, trigger a plummet.
$APP (August 24, 2026-Weekly Chart) The weekly chart is forming lower highs and lower lows, accompanied by a steady decline in whale accumulation. If the dip continues, the momentum bar at $293.4 is likely to act as the next critical support zone. https://t.co/B7SgdVZ734
RT @dannycheng2022: $APP (May 26, 2026-monthly chart) I’ve mentioned many times that we shouldn’t focus solely on yellow and red candles. For optimal accuracy, they must be used alongside other indicators. The key indicator I rely on is the Volatility Hole. As long as the stock remains trading within its range, these candles do not constitute a sell signal. Without adding the Volatility Hole, all the red and yellow candles become 100% useless and misleading in some instances. For example, there were three bearish yellow candles on $APP while the red ribbon was expanding. These were not sell signals — they were only trapped inside the Volatility Hole, which had already forecasted the volatile price action. Misreading these signals would have caused you to sell cheaply to the whales. @chad_ventures @cantonmeow
RT @dannycheng2022: $APP (May 26, 2026-monthly chart) I’ve mentioned many times that we shouldn’t focus solely on yellow and red candles. For optimal accuracy, they must be used alongside other indicators. The key indicator I rely on is the Volatility Hole. As long as the stock remains trading within its range, these candles do not constitute a sell signal. Without adding the Volatility Hole, all the red and yellow candles become 100% useless and misleading in some instances. For example, there were three bearish yellow candles on $APP while the red ribbon was expanding. These were not sell signals — they were only trapped inside the Volatility Hole, which had already forecasted the volatile price action. Misreading these signals would have caused you to sell cheaply to the whales. @chad_ventures @cantonmeow
$APP (May 26, 2026-monthly chart) I’ve mentioned many times that we shouldn’t focus solely on yellow and red candles. For optimal accuracy, they must be used alongside other indicators. The key indicator I rely on is the Volatility Hole. As long as the stock remains trading within its range, these candles do not constitute a sell signal. Without adding the Volatility Hole, all the red and yellow candles become 100% useless and misleading in some instances. For example, there were three bearish yellow candles on $APP while the red ribbon was expanding. These were not sell signals — they were only trapped inside the Volatility Hole, which had already forecasted the volatile price action. Misreading these signals would have caused you to sell cheaply to the whales. @chad_ventures @cantonmeow