$HIGH is starting to climb back slowly after that drop, and I’m seeing early strength building again.

The pullback didn’t break structure — it just cooled things off. Now price is grinding upward, which usually signals accumulation before the next move. Buyers aren’t chasing, they’re stepping in quietly, and that’s where stronger trends often begin.

I’m watching the higher low forming here. As long as price holds above support, this setup stays intact. Slow climbs like this often lead to sharper expansions once resistance gets taken.

Trade Setup ($HIGH):
Entry Zone: 0.225 – 0.235
Stop Loss: 0.210

Target Points:
TP1: 0.250
TP2: 0.270
TP3: 0.300

Trade Plan:
I’m entering inside the range while price is still close to support. If momentum builds, I’ll scale out at each target. If price drops below 0.210, I’m cutting the trade — no holding if structure breaks.

Why this works:
This is a clean pullback and recovery setup. The drop shook out weak hands, and now price is stabilizing instead of continuing down — that shows selling pressure is fading.

At the same time, the move up is controlled, not aggressive. That usually means the trend has room to continue because it’s not overextended.

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