#APRO is resting at a psychologically significant level: $0.09 has been tested and the market views it as a near-term "decision zone." When price returns to the same floor repeatedly while momentum stays bearish, it usually signals one of two things—either sellers are slowly running out of steam, or buyers are defending but aren't yet strong enough to reverse the trend.
Right now, the short-term outlook remains cautious. A bearish momentum environment typically appears as weak bounces, lower peaks, and quick selling pressure whenever price attempts to rise. In that setting, support doesn't break in one dramatic candle—it often weakens through repeated tests, especially if volume decreases on bounces and increases on downward movements.
What's important next is how APRO acts around $0.09:
If defenses hold, you would want to see shorter wicks on downward tests, more consistent buying interest, and a rebound that can retake nearby intraday resistance (even briefly). That's usually the first sign that downward pressure is easing.
If $0.09 breaks cleanly, the risk shifts to a deeper pullback, because momentum traders tend to see lost support as confirmation rather than a warning.
In the near term, it's less about forecasting a bottom and more about judging the strength of the defense—strong support shows itself in the bounce, not just the price level.
