Take a close look at this setup:
• Support tested 4 times in a row.
• Each bounce is getting weaker.
• Selling volume steadily increasing.
The average investor thinks: “Support is holding strong, I’ll buy the bounce!”
What they forget:
The more often a support level is tested, the weaker it becomes. The buy orders at that level have already been absorbed. Below it? A massive wall of Stop-Loss orders ready to trigger a selling cascade.
🎯 Make your choice in the comments:
Type 🟢 LONG or 🔴 SHORT, and tell me the exact level where you’d place your invalidation. I’ll share the technical answer in the comments!