When to go long and when to go short, based on your chart and RSI (15 minute timeframe):

✅ When to take a long entry:

Long you expect the price to go up.

🔹 Condition 1: Price breaks above 1.548

Otherwise, current resistance (1.54873) gives you a new high.

If there is a breakout candle (long green candle, high volume), then you can go long.

🔹 Condition 2: RSI starts a new bullish trend around 60-65

If RSI crosses 60 from below again and makes a higher low, then it is a signal to go long.

🔹 Stop LS: You can keep the water at 1.48 or 1.50 (depending on the traded type)

❌ When to take a short entry:

In short, you think the price will go down.

🔻 Condition 1: Price rejects in the 1.54-1.55 range

If it does not go up again and is seen in the water again (rejection candle / bearish grass is seen), then you can take a short.

🔻 Condition 2: RSI approaches 70 and breaks

If the RSI is overbought (70+) and then comes (divergence / ridge line), then marketing may be happening.

🔻 Stop LS: You can put it above 1.55 (if it fakes out, it will be exited)

🕒 See the simple word:

StatusMovementPrice above 1.55 ✅ LongIf the price repeatedly rejects from 1.54 ❌ If ShortRSI rejects above 70 ❌ If ShortRSI bounces from 60 and rises up✅ Long

✍️ Time Trading Plan for You (15min Miframe):

Entry: Long if the breakout of 1.548, or active short on the ridge of 1.540

SL: 1.50 (for long), 1.56 (for short)

TP: 1.60+ (long), 1.45 or water (short)