Today's Lesson: Don't Be Deceived by a Break of Resistance!

Many traders rush to enter as soon as resistance is broken, but the truth is that a break without strong liquidity and without support from the RSI indicator is often a false break.

The smart step? Watch the price behavior after the break:

Did strong confirmation candles appear?

Was there a successful retest of the broken resistance?

Did liquidity increase significantly after the break?

If these signals are not present, don't rush. The opportunity may not be ripe yet.

Smart trading is not about quick entries… but about patience and proper analysis.

And here’s a simple example, guys:

A clear break of resistance at around 0.175 (the price exploded above it strongly).

Then it reached 0.1920 (a new peak).

After that, the price started to drop immediately after the break without confirmation, nor were there any consolidation candles above the new resistance.

Also, the downward candle is clear and weak in confirming the break.

This means we can very well say: this is a break of resistance not supported by sufficient liquidity or behavioral confirmation, and it could be a trap for those who entered late.