Everyone is watching the RSI 15m around the 77–78 zone and thinking that $SKHY đ is already too hot.
But I don’t trade just because an indicator is “high.”
$SKHY /USDT — 🟢 LONG · Probability 89%
📌 Trading plan
• Entry: 164.85 – 165.30
• SL: 163.55
• TP1: 165.90
• TP2: 166.57
• TP3: 167.58
What I care about more is the 4H structure.
RSI 15m can show that the market is heating up, but if the bigger trend still holds its momentum, a short pullback is sometimes exactly where you can get a better R:R setup.
The crowd sees a high RSI → gets afraid to buy.
I look at the 4H → to see whether the bulls still have control.
🔥 Being overbought on RSI doesn’t automatically mean the trend must reverse.
The question is: Will you let RSI 15m make you miss the 4H trend, or wait for a pullback to go with the bigger flow of money?
⚠️ Capital management first; signals are only probabilities.
Click here to Trade 👇️
But I don’t trade just because an indicator is “high.”
$SKHY /USDT — 🟢 LONG · Probability 89%
📌 Trading plan
• Entry: 164.85 – 165.30
• SL: 163.55
• TP1: 165.90
• TP2: 166.57
• TP3: 167.58
What I care about more is the 4H structure.
RSI 15m can show that the market is heating up, but if the bigger trend still holds its momentum, a short pullback is sometimes exactly where you can get a better R:R setup.
The crowd sees a high RSI → gets afraid to buy.
I look at the 4H → to see whether the bulls still have control.
🔥 Being overbought on RSI doesn’t automatically mean the trend must reverse.
The question is: Will you let RSI 15m make you miss the 4H trend, or wait for a pullback to go with the bigger flow of money?
⚠️ Capital management first; signals are only probabilities.
Click here to Trade 👇️