$SPCX The strong bullish candle just broke through the upper band, but it was immediately and tightly held down by the previous high at 130.66. This kind of critical-point rejection pattern—do you dare to take the lead and set up a short position one step earlier?
$SPCX - Short
Trading Plan: Entry: 127.0 - 128.0 Stop Loss (SL): 130.3 Take Profit 1 (TP1): 121.3 Take Profit 2 (TP2): 114.9 Take Profit 3 (TP3): 108.5
Why short? This sharp rally may have broken the upper band, but it happens to get pinned under the heavy pressure of the prior high at 130.66, forming a classic strong-resistance rejection pattern. On top of that, the indicator divergence rate has already stretched quite a bit, and there are signs that the momentum chasing higher is weakening. As long as it can’t build enough volume to break through the 130.3 threshold, the probability of a pullback and reversal is far higher than a direct breakout. Instead of taking the risk of chasing higher, it’s better to lay in a short position ahead of a retracement and repair.
$AIO Only look at the price and still struggling at the bottom, yet you didn’t notice the MACD golden cross turning back bullish—the bulls’ counterattack signals have already appeared
Why go long? The daily chart bottom structure has already formed. At the moment, the price has just stabilized above the mid band. Together with the MACD indicator’s low-level golden cross, this suggests the momentum behind the short-side selloff is gradually exhausting. As long as the lower defense zone is not effectively broken, the market will most likely keep testing upward toward the upper band based on support. The risk-reward ratio for joining in on the trend is still quite attractive.
$BTC Only look at the price—it's currently supported near the middle band, but it hasn’t noticed that when a rebound occurs, the volume is shrinking even more and more, while the MACD histogram momentum is also about to disappear completely. The longer this kind of sideways consolidation without buy-side support lasts, the more likely it is to turn into a downward breakout and weaken!
Why go short? Even though the price is stuck near the middle band, the MACD histogram momentum has already almost vanished and a potential death cross is about to form. During rebounds, trading volume clearly can’t keep up, which shows that nobody really wants to chase. As long as it can’t put volume behind it and stand firmly on the stop-loss level, this kind of low-volume sideways move is very likely to drift downward and, by following the trend, “tap” the lower band—where the risk-to-reward ratio is quite good.
Why go short? Although the price is struggling around the middle band, the upper-band resistance at 0.0706 is right overhead. The rebound over the past few days has been quite weak, and volume has also failed to keep up. MACD has just turned green, but the green histogram is very faint; this kind of stagnating pattern can easily turn into a bearish crossover. As long as it cannot break above the 0.0700 defense line with strong volume, this weak sideways movement will most likely head down to the lower band at 0.0630 or even lower, and the risk-reward ratio of following the short trend is still good.
$ETH Everyone only saw how sharply it surged up a moment ago, but didn’t notice it couldn’t even hold its ground around the midline. The MACD is a bearish crossover turning downward. It really makes no sense not to short it now.
Why short? After the price rebounded to around 1,928, it clearly lost steam. It has already fallen below the midline and is now probing toward the lower band. The MACD just completed a bearish crossover, turned green, and is gradually widening—indicating that the momentum behind the short-term push upward has already dried up. As long as the 1920 resistance line isn’t quickly reclaimed, this kind of “spike-and-fade” pattern will very likely continue along its inertia toward the lower band, and possibly even lower to seek support. At this point, the risk-reward of going short is far better than hard-guessing a rebound.
$SNDK This straight-line plunge has dropped so hard that it hasn’t even left room for a decent pause. The bulls are basically being rubbed into the ground—you think you can still hold on and not go touch the downside?
Why short? On the 15-minute timeframe, it shows a typical fast breakdown pattern. Price has effectively broken through the lower Bollinger Band support, and the MACD green histogram is still accelerating downward and dispersing. This indicates that short-term panic selling is still being released. The area around 1202 has formed a strong overhead pressure zone. As long as price can’t quickly reclaim above that level, this bearish inertia with little to no support is very likely to continue driving lower to find support. The risk-reward ratio for following the short remains highly advantageous.
$SNDK The rebound volume is continuing to shrink; the recent highs keep getting lower. This is a classic short-manipulation control signal—dare you to decisively enter and short?
Why short? When the price rebounds, the trading volume cannot keep up at all, which shows there is basically no active buying coming in. Right now, the price is being continuously suppressed by the short-term moving averages. Even if the MACD shows a low-level golden cross, it clearly lacks momentum/volume support—this is a typical oversold divergence repair. As long as the upper resistance level cannot be broken through effectively with increased volume, this weak market is likely to continue downwards to search for a bottom. In that case, following the trend and shorting usually offers a higher win rate.
$SKHYNIX This sell-off is so smooth—there’s absolutely no sign of stopping. Since the middle band has been completely broken, adding to a short position now is perfect for following this one-way sell-off momentum!
Why short? The candlestick chart has already completely broken below the Bollinger middle band, and it’s currently sliding downward along the lower band. The MACD green histogram is still accelerating in its expansion, indicating that there are no signs the short-side momentum is running out. 1080 above is now a strong resistance zone. As long as the price bounces up but can’t reclaim this level, this kind of momentum-driven breakdown will most likely keep pushing down to test 1000—or even deeper. While the move hasn’t shown signs of bottoming yet, expanding the short position to enlarge the gains is a reasonable idea.
$HEI This rally didn’t last long. That long upper wick at the top caught quite a few people. Now that the price has pulled back, add to a short position!
$HEI - Short
Trading plan: Entry: 0.390 - 0.393 Stop Loss (SL): 0.403 Take Profit 1 (TP1): 0.365 Take Profit 2 (TP2): 0.340 Take Profit 3 (TP3): 0.320
Why short? In a very short time, the price has flipped several times and is now seriously deviating from the Bollinger Band midline support. At the high of 0.545, an extremely long upper wick was left, indicating heavy sell pressure above. The breakout-buying funds that chased the price at high levels are now trapped. Although the MACD red histogram is still present, divergences between volume and price have already appeared. As long as it cannot break through the stop-loss defense with increased volume, this high-level rejection pattern is likely to trigger a deep pullback, performing a mean reversion toward the midline and possibly the lower band direction.
Why go long? Price has validly broken through and settled above the Bollinger middle band. The MACD has completed a golden cross near the zero line and flipped into a red histogram, indicating that bullish momentum is gathering again. The 0.0335 area has formed strong short-term support—so long as this line is not breached, the price is likely to rise with the current platform, testing toward the upper band and the prior high near 0.0367. The risk-reward ratio for going long in line with the trend is relatively attractive.
Why go short? Price has effectively broken below the Bollinger Band middle-rail support. After the MACD indicator formed a dead cross, it has continued to spread downward, showing that bearish momentum has not shown any signs of exhaustion. Around 1245, strong resistance has formed in the short term, and the bulls can’t even organize a decent rebound. As long as price can’t return and hold above the stop-loss line on increased volume, this extremely weak market is likely to continue drifting lower along the lower band to search for a bottom. The risk-reward ratio of following the short remains favorable.
$HEI In such a short time, it doubled—yet it hasn’t even stabilized before being smashed down. Those who chased the rally are already panicking. Do you dare to join the shorts and smash it together?
$HEI - Short
Trading Plan: Entry: 0.496 - 0.500 Stop Loss (SL): 0.515 Take Profit 1 (TP1): 0.460 Take Profit 2 (TP2): 0.420 Take Profit 3 (TP3): 0.380
Why go short? The price has severely deviated from the upper Bollinger Band, forming an extreme divergence. Near the top around 0.53399, there is a very long upper wick, which strongly suggests that the main force is distributing at high levels. Even though the MACD red bars look dazzling, the volume has already begun to fracture. As long as it can’t refresh today’s high, this extremely overbought pattern will very likely trigger a profit-taking, liquidation-style pullback—pushing the price toward the middle band or even deeper areas for mean reversion. The risk-reward ratio for going short right now is quite enticing.
$LTC has been consolidating for so long—it’s time for a breakout. While it hasn’t taken off yet, do you dare to set up in advance and wait for this bullish candle to pull up?
$LTC - More
Trading plan: Entry: 44.80 - 45.20 Stop Loss (SL): 43.70 Take Profit 1 (TP1): 46.80 Take Profit 2 (TP2): 48.20 Take Profit 3 (TP3): 49.50
Why go long? After deep dipping and bottoming out in the earlier stage, the price has stabilized and is currently building momentum below the Bollinger Band midline. The MACD is highly “stuck” near the zero line and could turn bullish and form a golden cross at any moment. As long as the defensive support at 43.70 isn’t broken, in the short term it is likely to break upward through the midline resistance, using bottom support, and open up room for a corrective rebound.
Why short? That huge high-volume upper wick at the top exposed a concentrated sell-off—most of the chasing capital got pinned up at the top. The MACD indicator has just completed a dead cross at the high level and is beginning to diverge downward, indicating that bullish sentiment is rapidly fading. As long as price can’t break through the 0.0244 level with increased volume, the pullback momentum after this kind of breakout will very likely move toward the lower band or even deeper to find a support/entry point.
$SNDK smashed so decisively—those chasing higher up are probably slapping their thighs. With a move this extremely broken down, would you dare to just follow the shorts and take a sip of the soup?
Why go short? Price has confirmed a breakdown below the Bollinger Band middle band. After the MACD formed a dead cross, the green histogram is still expanding, indicating that bearish momentum has fully taken control. The middle band at 1,339 has completely turned into a resistance zone. In the short term, as long as price can’t reclaim above 1,278 with strong volume, the market will most likely continue downward on momentum to seek support in the lower band region—at which point going short following the trend offers a noticeably better risk-reward than the earlier bottom-picking on the left.
$XAU Target 1 took profit. Gold is still very easy to trade. Follow Link’s strategy to enter, set your take-profit and stop-loss, and let time prove it
Why go short? After hitting and striking the recent high, the price clearly got rejected and is now facing a key support test near the Bollinger Band midline (501). However, the MACD indicator’s rebound strength is weak while below the zero line, and upside momentum isn’t keeping up. The area around 530 has become a strong resistance zone in the short term. As long as price can’t effectively break above and hold that level with sufficient volume, this kind of rejection-and-pullback pattern is very likely to trigger a deeper correction toward the midline and even the lower band. Going short in line with the trend offers a relatively favorable risk-reward ratio.