Entry Rationale
The current price of $9.42 is positioned above the support level of $8.40, suggesting that an entry could be considered in anticipation of a rebound from the oversold range.
Deep Fission rises after DoE approves safety design of underground SMR
The approval of the underground SMR safety design by the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has created upward momentum for Deep Fission's stock price.
The current price of $9.42 is positioned above the support level of $8.40, suggesting that an entry could be considered in anticipation of a rebound from the oversold range.
If the current price of $9.42 does not break the support level of $8.40, I will aim to take profits at the resistance level of $12.88. However, if the support level of $8.40 is breached, I will cut my losses.
The RSI(14) is attempting to rebound from an oversold level at 34.5, and the trading volume has increased by 2.56 times compared to the 20-day average; however, the recent 7-day volatility shows a decline of -11.1%.
I entered the position expecting a rebound based on the positive news of the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) safety design approval and the oversold RSI of 34.5. However, the actual result was a -13.2% loss, ultimately failing as it fell below the stop-loss level of $8.40. Despite trading volume being 2.56 times the 20-day average at that time, the stock price declined, indicating a possibility of a short-term rebound. In reality, selling pressure proved to be stronger than buying interest, confirming that the stock price was pushed below the support level of $8.40.
I have learned that when an increase in trading volume coincides with a decline in stock price, it is important to approach the situation conservatively, even in the presence of oversold conditions or positive news, and not to overestimate the potential for a short-term rebound. In future instances of similar patterns, I will evaluate the intensity of the decline accompanied by trading volume more rigorously and will use the criteria of lowering entry positions or remaining on the sidelines to prepare for the risk of breaking through support levels.