$SNDK
The original plan was to short at 1700–1725, stop loss at 1750, and take profit at 1680–1650. However, the chart price has already reached 1778.96 (+10.64%). It has clearly broken above the original 1750 stop-loss level, so this short-selling setup is no longer valid. If you short again now, it turns into guessing the top—and this move is currently surging rapidly.
Under our current rules, I will wait for SNDK until the 15-minute or 1-hour chart shows weakening—specifically when the EMA20/EMA50/EMA200 start to weaken—before considering a short. I won’t short just because it has “gone up a lot,” and absolutely don’t use the 50x leverage shown in the chart.
If you’re considering SNDK, my conclusion is: don’t enter now—wait for confirmation. Send me screenshots of SNDK’s 15-minute candlestick chart plus the EMA20/50/200, and I’ll help you plan the entry, use leverage below 10x, and set your stop loss and take profit.
The original plan was to short at 1700–1725, stop loss at 1750, and take profit at 1680–1650. However, the chart price has already reached 1778.96 (+10.64%). It has clearly broken above the original 1750 stop-loss level, so this short-selling setup is no longer valid. If you short again now, it turns into guessing the top—and this move is currently surging rapidly.
Under our current rules, I will wait for SNDK until the 15-minute or 1-hour chart shows weakening—specifically when the EMA20/EMA50/EMA200 start to weaken—before considering a short. I won’t short just because it has “gone up a lot,” and absolutely don’t use the 50x leverage shown in the chart.
If you’re considering SNDK, my conclusion is: don’t enter now—wait for confirmation. Send me screenshots of SNDK’s 15-minute candlestick chart plus the EMA20/50/200, and I’ll help you plan the entry, use leverage below 10x, and set your stop loss and take profit.