$SNDK Yesterday’s 1820 call—how many people got on the train?

Today the chart’s peak surged to 1822! It hit the target precisely, then pulled back to around 1765. When you were calling for longs yesterday, how many were hesitant? To the brothers who got on the train—around 1820, shouldn’t you all have taken profits and exited by now? How many comments did it take—chime in and let us know!

On the chart, a small double top formed around 1820. After it broke below 1800, the selloff accelerated, and we’re now gasping around 1770. Support to watch is 1750; if it can’t hold, we could see 1720–1700. Resistance is 1780–1800. Any rebound is basically handing “headshots” to the shorts—don’t act impulsively.

The downside logic is simple: the good news for the S&P 100 inclusion has already been priced in—classic “buy the expectation, sell the fact.” Plus the overall market is in adjustment. SNDK has run up so much this round, and the profit-taking is concentrated—so a pullback is inevitable.

For trading: on a rebound near 1780, go short, targeting 1750–1720–1700. Don’t rush to buy the dip—wait for signs of stabilization. The specific execution details, Steel Brother will sync to the Steel Fortress. The forum’s delay is too high—just keep a close eye on the action.