MY TRADE TODAY ON $LINK : Buying low at support to sell higher
I’m active over here, team! I’m showing you the chart I have open on my screen and the exact trade I’m going to make today with my own account.
I see that $LINK has been forming a clean bullish structure after completing a precise liquidity sweep at local support around $11.531 USDT. The moving averages on the 15-minute chart are showing compression with a bullish crossover, backed by institutional volume. I’m not going to rush into a buy or chase a green candle; I’ll wait for the price to drop into our discount zone so we can ride the momentum.
WHERE I’M BUYING AND SELLING:
WHERE I’M BUYING (My Long Zone): $11.85–$12.05 USDT
(As soon as the price drops into this zone and I see the 15-minute candles start leaving lower wicks that indicate absorption, I’ll hit the BUY button.)
WHERE I’M CUTTING MY LOSSES (My Stop Loss): $11.35 USDT
(I’ll place my automatic stop order at $11.35 from the very start. I’m leaving a decent buffer below the swept low to protect the position from wick noise. If the price breaks below that level, I’ll accept my small 1% loss and exit without hesitation.)
WHERE I’M TAKING PROFITS AND SELLING (My Take Profits):
Step 1 (TP1 - $12.45 USDT): I’ll sell half of my position (50%) here and lock in cash. I’ll immediately move my Stop Loss to my entry price (Break-Even), and that’s it—my trade is now at ZERO RISK!
Step 2 (TP2 - $12.80 USDT): I’ll sell another 30% here as the price rises to fill the middle of the Fair Value Gap (FVG) on the 4-hour chart.
Step 3 (TP3 - $13.20 USDT): I’ll let the remaining 20% run, targeting confluence with the 99-period moving average resistance on the 1-hour chart.
THE GOLDEN RULE I WANT TO REMIND YOU OF:
Discipline rules in the trenches. Always size your position so that you risk exactly 1% of your account between your entry and your wide Stop Loss. If the market doesn’t confirm with volume on the 15-minute chart, we sit tight and watch.
I’m active over here, team! I’m showing you the chart I have open on my screen and the exact trade I’m going to make today with my own account.
I see that $LINK has been forming a clean bullish structure after completing a precise liquidity sweep at local support around $11.531 USDT. The moving averages on the 15-minute chart are showing compression with a bullish crossover, backed by institutional volume. I’m not going to rush into a buy or chase a green candle; I’ll wait for the price to drop into our discount zone so we can ride the momentum.
WHERE I’M BUYING AND SELLING:
WHERE I’M BUYING (My Long Zone): $11.85–$12.05 USDT
(As soon as the price drops into this zone and I see the 15-minute candles start leaving lower wicks that indicate absorption, I’ll hit the BUY button.)
WHERE I’M CUTTING MY LOSSES (My Stop Loss): $11.35 USDT
(I’ll place my automatic stop order at $11.35 from the very start. I’m leaving a decent buffer below the swept low to protect the position from wick noise. If the price breaks below that level, I’ll accept my small 1% loss and exit without hesitation.)
WHERE I’M TAKING PROFITS AND SELLING (My Take Profits):
Step 1 (TP1 - $12.45 USDT): I’ll sell half of my position (50%) here and lock in cash. I’ll immediately move my Stop Loss to my entry price (Break-Even), and that’s it—my trade is now at ZERO RISK!
Step 2 (TP2 - $12.80 USDT): I’ll sell another 30% here as the price rises to fill the middle of the Fair Value Gap (FVG) on the 4-hour chart.
Step 3 (TP3 - $13.20 USDT): I’ll let the remaining 20% run, targeting confluence with the 99-period moving average resistance on the 1-hour chart.
THE GOLDEN RULE I WANT TO REMIND YOU OF:
Discipline rules in the trenches. Always size your position so that you risk exactly 1% of your account between your entry and your wide Stop Loss. If the market doesn’t confirm with volume on the 15-minute chart, we sit tight and watch.