Analysis of $STRK
I’m entering LONG via a grid of orders 📈
Metrics show that buyers are maintaining initiative: the price holds above the EMA20, EMA50, and EMA200, while the RSI around 64 confirms a bullish mood. But entering the market at local highs is a risk of catching a pullback.
So I work strictly by the system: I split the entry into 3 limit orders to get a better average price.
📌 Entry plan (risk for the entire trade — 0.3%):
1️⃣ First bucket — 0.03369
2️⃣ Second — 0.02998
3️⃣ Third — 0.02980
Start strictly with the minimum 2x leverage.
📌 Exit:
• Stop-loss: 0.02943
• Take-profits: 0.03795 (here we lock 50% and move the stop to breakeven) -> 0.04220 -> 0.04646.
If the move is confirmed, we can increase leverage up to 5–7x. The main thing is no emotions and follow the RM rules.
Are you buying STRK for a long, or waiting for a deeper correction? 👇
Drop it in the feed and don’t forget the widget $STRK
I’m entering LONG via a grid of orders 📈
Metrics show that buyers are maintaining initiative: the price holds above the EMA20, EMA50, and EMA200, while the RSI around 64 confirms a bullish mood. But entering the market at local highs is a risk of catching a pullback.
So I work strictly by the system: I split the entry into 3 limit orders to get a better average price.
📌 Entry plan (risk for the entire trade — 0.3%):
1️⃣ First bucket — 0.03369
2️⃣ Second — 0.02998
3️⃣ Third — 0.02980
Start strictly with the minimum 2x leverage.
📌 Exit:
• Stop-loss: 0.02943
• Take-profits: 0.03795 (here we lock 50% and move the stop to breakeven) -> 0.04220 -> 0.04646.
If the move is confirmed, we can increase leverage up to 5–7x. The main thing is no emotions and follow the RM rules.
Are you buying STRK for a long, or waiting for a deeper correction? 👇
Drop it in the feed and don’t forget the widget $STRK
