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$INFQ

BULLISH2026-07-22

Price around the call

↑ 2026-07-22

By horizonMaturing · ~19 trading days to go

✗ -7.4%

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21d

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Original post

Dr J Rould · 2026-07-22

I'm noticing an interesting pattern: Multiple companies who landed genuine new fundamental catalysts, and accordingly had huge pumps on the news, retraced the ENTIRETY of the move in the speculation downturn - even though the underlying fundamental catalysts did not disappear Example: In May, $INFQ announced a $100M direct US Gov investment / stake in the company. The result was an 80% pump. That entire move has retraced now, AND THEN SOME. Looks like imbalance to me 🤔 not all dips are created equal 🫡

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