$SNDK SHORT SETUP ... FINAL TARGET $1,670
Entry: $1,755–$1,775
TP1: $1,735
TP2: $1,705
Final TP: $1,670
SL: $1,820
SNDK rejected from the $1,837 high and is now struggling to sustain the recovery around $1,780. As long as price stays below the $1,800–$1,820 resistance area, I’m looking for continuation toward $1,670.
A clean move above $1,820 invalidates my short setup.
Short $SNDK
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Listen guys, $ETH remains under pressure after losing the $2,744 level, and the current bounce still looks weak.
open short position now while price stays below resistance.
entry: $2,730 – $2,734
targets: $2,715 / $2,695 / $2,673
sl: $2,765
$TST
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$GIGGLE
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BNB meme rotation, $MUBARAK +36% today and +335% off the base, the other two are at the apex. 📊
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📍 $GIGGLE: $39.72, +3.22%, triangle apex, target box 145
🔺 Both symmetrical triangles squeezed to the tip, both one daily close from breakout
💎 BNB meme category, the same group as MUBARAK, same crowd, same money
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