$ALPINE has recently shown a trend of chips transferring from relatively low positions to high positions.
This is usually a dangerous signal, indicating that the profits from the low positions are gradually being realized and exiting the market, and the main funds may have already begun to offload.
Once the main funds complete their offloading, stock prices often lose support and enter a downward channel.
Moreover, as the chips continue to shift to higher positions, market costs keep rising, and the buying power will gradually weaken, leaving stock prices lacking the momentum to rise, thus continuously declining under the dominance of the bears.
Operational suggestion: Look for suitable positions to enter short positions.
