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WLD has recently shown a textbook-style stair-step rebound—its price climbed to around 0.631, firmly standing above the short-term moving average, and is now hovering near the 99-hour moving average (around 0.610), which is a pretty positive signal.
If it can cleanly break through the 0.645-0.650 range, then there’s a good chance it could reach up to 0.670 to 0.690 (the previous highs). On the downside, 0.620 (the 25-hour moving average) is the recent support, with a stronger bottom at the swing low of 0.556.
In terms of trading volume, there was indeed buying interest during the rally, but now it’s a bit sluggish. Still, as long as the price holds above the 99-hour moving average, the uptrend remains intact. These key levels are worth watching in the short term.
With trading volume this weak, you still expect a rebound? Don’t kid yourself.
Once 0.62 breaks, it’s over. Keep a close eye on it.
Textbook rebound, textbook flash crash—it’s all just part of the game.
If the 99-hour moving average can’t hold, we just have to accept defeat.