$FIL ENTERING THE BREAKOUT FORM
Brothers, pay attention to $FIL a bit.
After a fairly strong break out of the previous accumulation zone, FIL is still holding around $0.95 pretty well. Looking at the 1H timeframe, the price structure is still leaning in favor of the buyers, and the price is currently moving close to the $1.03 area.
This is the Cloud zone that everyone should pay special attention to.
If FIL breaks and clearly holds above $1.03, the likelihood is that the price will have another push upward.
The Cloud setup I’m monitoring:
Entry: $0.975 – $1.005
TP1: $1.025
TP2: $1.055
TP3: $1.090
SL: $0.945
What I like about this setup is that momentum is still on the buyer’s side. As long as FIL hasn’t lost the $0.95 zone, the bullish continuation scenario is still intact.
But remember, brothers: a breakout doesn’t mean a guaranteed pump. Don’t FOMO when the price runs—especially right at the resistance zone.
If you do take an entry, manage your capital carefully, set a clear stop-loss, and let the market answer for itself.
This is my personal viewpoint from the Cloud, not financial advice.
Brothers, pay attention to $FIL a bit.
After a fairly strong break out of the previous accumulation zone, FIL is still holding around $0.95 pretty well. Looking at the 1H timeframe, the price structure is still leaning in favor of the buyers, and the price is currently moving close to the $1.03 area.
This is the Cloud zone that everyone should pay special attention to.
If FIL breaks and clearly holds above $1.03, the likelihood is that the price will have another push upward.
The Cloud setup I’m monitoring:
Entry: $0.975 – $1.005
TP1: $1.025
TP2: $1.055
TP3: $1.090
SL: $0.945
What I like about this setup is that momentum is still on the buyer’s side. As long as FIL hasn’t lost the $0.95 zone, the bullish continuation scenario is still intact.
But remember, brothers: a breakout doesn’t mean a guaranteed pump. Don’t FOMO when the price runs—especially right at the resistance zone.
If you do take an entry, manage your capital carefully, set a clear stop-loss, and let the market answer for itself.
This is my personal viewpoint from the Cloud, not financial advice.
