ARE YOU STILL HOLDING OR DCA-ING INJ? I’M KINDA WORRIED FOR YOU!
Take a good look at the market’s masterful manipulation—it’s a work of art, and INJ’s case is pure genius! That red zone? That’s you sliding downhill. The peak you conquered was around $53, a glorious summit. The key milestone hit in May 2024, when INJ screamed loud and clear: “This is the top, folks—time to roll down!” Once you’ve scaled the mountain, no one hangs out at the peak forever—it’s a natural descent.
If you started DCA-ing from May, chances are you missed the glaring sign that INJ had already peaked. From May 2024 to now, how many price levels have you averaged in at? Kept buying more, didn’t you? Remember November and December 2024? INJ spiked from $20 to a corrective wave peak of $35—a thrilling ride, right? But hold your cheers—that wasn’t springtime; it was a sly “peak trap” designed to lock you into high-priced positions. Then, bam, the market yanked it back down to $9, leaving your account bleeding with a brutal 78% loss.
On my chart, I’ve marked some green zones—those are the “future” zones. If you’re not thinking straight, I’d start scooping up INJ at $9 and along the $5-$6 range. But here’s the catch: INJ hasn’t shown signs of bottoming out yet. There’s no fresh money flowing in to kickstart the next cycle’s uptrend. Sure, buying at this range gives you a sweet price advantage, but you’re missing the critical piece: TIME VALUE.
As for those still clutching INJ at $40, $20, or $30… man, I’m genuinely worried for you!
Good luck out there!
Take a good look at the market’s masterful manipulation—it’s a work of art, and INJ’s case is pure genius! That red zone? That’s you sliding downhill. The peak you conquered was around $53, a glorious summit. The key milestone hit in May 2024, when INJ screamed loud and clear: “This is the top, folks—time to roll down!” Once you’ve scaled the mountain, no one hangs out at the peak forever—it’s a natural descent.
If you started DCA-ing from May, chances are you missed the glaring sign that INJ had already peaked. From May 2024 to now, how many price levels have you averaged in at? Kept buying more, didn’t you? Remember November and December 2024? INJ spiked from $20 to a corrective wave peak of $35—a thrilling ride, right? But hold your cheers—that wasn’t springtime; it was a sly “peak trap” designed to lock you into high-priced positions. Then, bam, the market yanked it back down to $9, leaving your account bleeding with a brutal 78% loss.
On my chart, I’ve marked some green zones—those are the “future” zones. If you’re not thinking straight, I’d start scooping up INJ at $9 and along the $5-$6 range. But here’s the catch: INJ hasn’t shown signs of bottoming out yet. There’s no fresh money flowing in to kickstart the next cycle’s uptrend. Sure, buying at this range gives you a sweet price advantage, but you’re missing the critical piece: TIME VALUE.
- Imagine this: you grab INJ at $9, but the next bull wave doesn’t hit until 2027. That means your capital’s stuck in INJ purgatory until then, with no profits in sight—just dead money.
- That’s why I’m holding off. I’ll wait until INJ’s bottoming indicators light up before jumping in.
As for those still clutching INJ at $40, $20, or $30… man, I’m genuinely worried for you!
Good luck out there!
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The RainBow MG3 Indicator identifies trends, reference prices, wave start times, and trend endpoints while sending alerts to your personal Telegram. Join the RainBow MG3 community on Telegram: t.me/rainbowmg3
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.