Will the range-low ease Stellar’s retracement

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• XLM has been stuck in a price range since mid-August. 
• XLM’s demand declined further in the derivatives segment. 

Stellar [XLM] has presented consistent gains to swing traders in the last few weeks. In the first week of September, the rebound from the range-low ($0.11) to the range-high ($0.13) offered over 18% gains to bulls. 

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The retracement from the range-high, seen at press time, could hit the range-low, effectively offering sellers 15% gains. But can it provide extra gains ahead of the Fed’s decision on 20 September? 

Is another rebound likely at the range-low?

If the trend repeats alongside a favorable Fed announcement on 20 September, XLM could rebound at the range-low ($0.11) and target the mid or range-high. 

A surge above the confluence of the range-high and H12 bearish OB of near $0.13 could tip bulls to extend gains to $0.14. 

However, any extra pullback beyond the range-low could ease the weekly bullish OB. 

Meanwhile, the RSI retreated into the low range and wavered, indicating buying pressure dropped and stagnated. However, the CMF was above its threshold but had sideways movement, indicating capital inflows were positive but stagnant. 

Demand for Stellar dropped

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The excessively negative funding rates over the same period further tipped the scale in favor of sellers. 

In addition, the Accumulative Swing Index (ASI), which tracks the strength of price swings, had a downslope and flipped negative at press time, reinforcing a strong downtrend. 

So, a retest of the range-low was likely, and bulls could see reprieve at the level.