is giving me a bearish signal on the 30m chart.

The MACD has crossed bearish, with price around $164.77. From my experience, I don’t treat one crossover as a guaranteed dump. I use it as a warning that momentum is losing strength, especially after a strong move.

What I’m watching now is how price reacts around the recent support zone. If sellers keep control and support breaks, downside pressure can build quickly. But if buyers reclaim momentum and the MACD turns back up, this bearish setup can fail.

One strength here is that MACD can help me spot momentum shifts before the move becomes obvious. The weakness is that on 30m charts, false signals happen often during choppy markets.

My biggest lesson from trading these setups is simple: I’d rather wait for confirmation than chase the first candle after a crossover.

I’m watching volume, support, and the next MACD candles closely.

Would you trade the bearish momentum or wait for confirmation?$SKHYB