$BANK has risen another 15.85%. First, let’s look at the risks—we’re not in a hurry to slap our thighs. The price is $0.299, with $69.39M in 24h volume; the volume is there. But this kind of surge with increased volume is the easiest way to pull people into buying at the high end. In similar structures last time, the truly comfortable spot wasn’t chasing—it was waiting for a pullback that doesn’t break. Tap $BANK and take a look at the 1h chart. Focus on whether there’s support around $0.285, and whether the trading value can stay elevated. I’ll assume my position size is light: I won’t chase above $0.315. Instead, once it comes back to $0.285, we’ll reassess strength. If it breaks below $0.272, we’ll treat it as the initial heat fading for now. When it comes to stocks like this, the biggest fear is: when it rises, you feel it’s too slow; when it falls, you realize there’s no exit. As long as $0.285 doesn’t break, I’ll keep watching. If it does break, we’ll preserve the rhythm first. Later, I’ll tap in to check how thick the order book is on the buy side—if it’s still thick, we wait for the pullback; if it thins out, don’t invent reasons to justify chasing. In the end, we only observe the support, we don’t grab the first bite. Wait for it to hold firm before looking again. If it breaks down, take a break first.