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$SQQQB : Up nearly 16% in a few sessions — is a pullback next?

I’m watching a SHORT setup on SQQQB after its sharp upside acceleration.
SQQQB is a tokenized bStock linked to ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ. The underlying ETF targets −3x the Nasdaq-100’s daily performance. That means shorting SQQQB is effectively a bet on a Nasdaq rebound after the recent technology sell-off.

Following the market reaction to major tech earnings, SQQQB moved sharply higher. Based on the daily candles, it gained around 7% on October 30 and reached 43.00. From 36.60 to 42.45, the move has approached 16% in just a few sessions.

I’m not chasing that momentum. I’m looking for a mean-reversion move: price has stretched well above its short-term averages, RSI is approaching 70, and 36.50 sits near a previous support area.
My trade setup:
SHORT entry: 42.00
Take profit: 36.50
Stop loss: 43.375
Reward/Risk: 4:1

The potential gain is approximately 13.1%, against 3.27% risk. With this payoff structure, only about 20% winning TP/SL outcomes are needed to break even before fees: one successful target can offset four stopped trades.

I estimate the probability of hitting TP before SL at around 40% over the next 10 trading sessions.
This is a defined-risk pullback setup, not a prediction that every market move will reverse.
Open $SQQQB and watch the 43.00 level: another breakout, or the start of a cooldown?

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