Over the past two days, EOS EOS/USD has skyrocketed higher. It has gained almost 50%, but it's now overbought and that means the rally could end.
On the following chart, the red line is two standard deviations above the 20-day average price. Probability theory states that 95% of all trading should be within two standard deviations of the average.
This means the computerized trading programs will start to sell EOS. They will be anticipating a reversion, or selloff, back to the average price.
EOS exceeded this threshold in January and February. Both times were good selling opportunities.
After exceeding it in early April, EOS went into a period of sideways trading. But when it traded above it on April 16, it was another good time to sell.
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