I’m looking to short, not buy. I’ll sell near the top of the range and aim for another move down. I won’t take longs unless price clearly breaks and holds above 2.85.
I will buy near the bottom of this range and take profits quickly. This is a short-term trade, not a long hold. If the price drops below support, I will exit immediately.
I’m not chasing the price up. I’ll wait for a pullback into support and buy there. As long as price stays above 0.158, the setup is valid. If price breaks below that level, I’m out—no trade.
I’m not chasing the top. I’ll wait for price to come back near support and buy the dip. As long as price stays above 1.85, the trend is still up. If it drops below support, I’m out.
I will buy near support, not at the top. I’m waiting for price to dip into a safe area and then ride the move back up. I won’t short unless price clearly breaks and stays below 1.70.
I won’t buy right now. Price is closer to the top of the range, so I’ll sell near resistance and aim for a move back down. This gives better risk vs reward than buying in the middle.