$HYPE This stretch, I’ve named “The Elevator.”
Eighteen and a half points in a day, straight from basement level one to the top floor.
00:00 97.193 Top floor—the doors open, and everyone’s heading down.
04:00 One candle wipes out five points. Nobody hit the stop button.
08:00 It bottoms out, gets pulled back up, and climbs all the way.
12:00 93.646 Back at the morning’s level. Doors closed.
Retail longs: 55.10; big players: 67.48. All six levels haven’t budged.
Two trips up and down, same people inside, not a single hand of inventory changed.
A stop at 92.171 is only 1.6 points away; one four-hour candle can move five points.
That’s not a stop-loss—that’s a queue.
Trading direction inside an elevator is the fastest way to lose. If the doors don’t open, keep your hands to yourself.
I only trust the 92.171 level. It only counts as a floor once it’s firmly held.
(Not investment advice. You’re responsible for your own gains and losses.)
Eighteen and a half points in a day, straight from basement level one to the top floor.
00:00 97.193 Top floor—the doors open, and everyone’s heading down.
04:00 One candle wipes out five points. Nobody hit the stop button.
08:00 It bottoms out, gets pulled back up, and climbs all the way.
12:00 93.646 Back at the morning’s level. Doors closed.
Retail longs: 55.10; big players: 67.48. All six levels haven’t budged.
Two trips up and down, same people inside, not a single hand of inventory changed.
A stop at 92.171 is only 1.6 points away; one four-hour candle can move five points.
That’s not a stop-loss—that’s a queue.
Trading direction inside an elevator is the fastest way to lose. If the doors don’t open, keep your hands to yourself.
I only trust the 92.171 level. It only counts as a floor once it’s firmly held.
(Not investment advice. You’re responsible for your own gains and losses.)
