This stock took a nosedive on April 3rd, crashing from $13.56 to $10.48 with *massive* volume (328K vs. typical ~10K). 📉 The 10-day EMA ($15.69) just crossed below the 50-day ($19.57)—a bearish signal. RSI plunged from overbought (>85) to neutral (41), suggesting the sell-off may have legs. No news, but the chart shows relentless selling pressure after a failed rally. Until buyers step in, this looks like a **hard avoid** or even a short opportunity. 🚨 Key support at $10.30—break that and it’s freefall.

"Whoa, this stock is on a rocket ride! 🚀 No news yet, but the technicals are screaming FOMO—RSI flirting with 80 (overbought alert!), 9-period EMA punching above the 21 like it’s got something to prove. Volume spiked on the last leg up, and the chart’s got that “I refuse to pull back” energy. Could be a blow-off top, but until the music stops… BUY the momentum, but keep a finger near the exit. #FlyingWithoutNews"

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