$ZEC Short lesson recap.
The short side was the cleaner read because price rejected the entry position at 1,420.2-1,425.9 instead of reclaiming it.
That rejection was the moment the call had to prove itself, and price expanded lower rather than pushing back above the zone.
RSI sat near 50.0 around the entry window and stayed close to that level near the target, so momentum never flipped the read against the setup.
The stop at 1,450.1 was not touched before TP3, which kept the invalidation point intact the whole way down.
TP1 at 1,402.7 confirmed the rejection, TP2 at 1,389.2 showed continuation, and TP3 at 1,368.9 completed the full target sequence.
TP3 is the highest completed target in this recap.
This is how a short call is built: pick the zone, wait for price to reject it, and let each target confirm the next.
The short side was the cleaner read because price rejected the entry position at 1,420.2-1,425.9 instead of reclaiming it.
That rejection was the moment the call had to prove itself, and price expanded lower rather than pushing back above the zone.
RSI sat near 50.0 around the entry window and stayed close to that level near the target, so momentum never flipped the read against the setup.
The stop at 1,450.1 was not touched before TP3, which kept the invalidation point intact the whole way down.
TP1 at 1,402.7 confirmed the rejection, TP2 at 1,389.2 showed continuation, and TP3 at 1,368.9 completed the full target sequence.
TP3 is the highest completed target in this recap.
This is how a short call is built: pick the zone, wait for price to reject it, and let each target confirm the next.
