Hello to the gamblers who are trembling because their heart is racing along with the chart of $KORUB . So, how many % have you already been "blown out" today?
The market is playing a mind game, and $KORUB is the name that has brothers losing sleep and losing their meals because of a 14% drop in just one day. Looking at this chart, I can clearly see the presence of people cutting losses in panic, and the sharks licking their lips, waiting.
Let’s look at the technical reality—don’t listen to those so-called teachers who just make things up:
🔹 On the 15-minute timeframe, price is at 19.97, below both the MA(20) at 20.60 and the EMA(9) at 20.20. This confirms that the selling side has complete control in the short term.
🔹 Switching to the 1-hour timeframe, the distance between the current price and the MA(20) at 22.74 is fairly wide. This is a HARD resistance zone—unless there’s a strong breakout with an unexpected surge in volume, this ship can hardly reverse immediately.
To be blunt, the bearish structure is painfully clear. Trying to catch a falling knife when the trend is a DUMP is a financial suicide move. For me, this is the time to closely watch the liquidity zone below in order to find a rebound point.
My setup for this move is as follows:
📌 Position: Wait for a short-term rebound to enter SHORT.
📌 Entry zone: Look to load orders around 20.20–20.50 when price tests the EMA(9) line on the 15-minute timeframe again but fails to hold.
📌 Take profit (TP): 18.50 – 17.80.
📌 Stop loss (SL): Close the position immediately when a candle closes above 21.00 (accept being wrong if the structure is broken).
This is a game for the alert, not for the ones who hold on out of regret. Are you choosing to stand aside and watch, or have you already placed a bottom-fishing order?
Note: This is my personal viewpoint, not investment advice. Trading always comes with risk (DYOR).
The market is playing a mind game, and $KORUB is the name that has brothers losing sleep and losing their meals because of a 14% drop in just one day. Looking at this chart, I can clearly see the presence of people cutting losses in panic, and the sharks licking their lips, waiting.
Let’s look at the technical reality—don’t listen to those so-called teachers who just make things up:
🔹 On the 15-minute timeframe, price is at 19.97, below both the MA(20) at 20.60 and the EMA(9) at 20.20. This confirms that the selling side has complete control in the short term.
🔹 Switching to the 1-hour timeframe, the distance between the current price and the MA(20) at 22.74 is fairly wide. This is a HARD resistance zone—unless there’s a strong breakout with an unexpected surge in volume, this ship can hardly reverse immediately.
To be blunt, the bearish structure is painfully clear. Trying to catch a falling knife when the trend is a DUMP is a financial suicide move. For me, this is the time to closely watch the liquidity zone below in order to find a rebound point.
My setup for this move is as follows:
📌 Position: Wait for a short-term rebound to enter SHORT.
📌 Entry zone: Look to load orders around 20.20–20.50 when price tests the EMA(9) line on the 15-minute timeframe again but fails to hold.
📌 Take profit (TP): 18.50 – 17.80.
📌 Stop loss (SL): Close the position immediately when a candle closes above 21.00 (accept being wrong if the structure is broken).
This is a game for the alert, not for the ones who hold on out of regret. Are you choosing to stand aside and watch, or have you already placed a bottom-fishing order?
Note: This is my personal viewpoint, not investment advice. Trading always comes with risk (DYOR).