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Ross Cameron - Warrior TradingBEARPAVS' 2,000% squeeze failed to hold and the full rebound was given back, so the tape looks unstable after the blow-off.19h ago
Alex Temiz - Live Trading - My Investing ClubBEARPAVS is a broken short setup after a $200 million ATM news shock, but it can still trap shorts and squeeze hard.22h agoRoss Cameron - Warrior TradingMixedPAVS ripped about 2,000% from $1 to $26, then sold off—behavior the KOL ties to a frothy, exhausted squeeze tape.1d agoPAVS' 2,000% squeeze failed to hold and the full rebound was given back, so the tape looks unstable after the blow-off.
PAVS surged from 69 cents to over $25 intraday, then sold off and returned most/all of the gains. When extreme movers don't hold, buyers avoid catching the dip and momentum can unwind quickly.
PAVS is a broken short setup after a $200 million ATM news shock, but it can still trap shorts and squeeze hard.
PAVS “should” be a short into resistance because the chart is breaking down and new $200 million ATM/offering news implies massive dilution. Even so, the tape can trap shorts and squeeze from $1 up to the mid-$20s, so volatility is the core risk.
PAVS ripped about 2,000% from $1 to $26, then sold off—behavior the KOL ties to a frothy, exhausted squeeze tape.
PAVS was used to illustrate how exuberance can push shorts to sit out, but once price rolls over, sellers regain control. The risk is being “last in/last out” when the first red candle flips the tape.