SOL is trading below stacked bearish averages on the 4h.
🔴 SHORT $SOL /USDT: expecting price to go DOWN
Bias: SHORT · Strong
Entry: 100.8728 – 101.0672
TP1: 99.0648 (-1.9%)
TP2: 97.7946 (-3.1%)
TP3: 95.8894 (-5.0%)
SL: 103.5103 (+2.5%)
Plan: enter only inside the zone, close 50% at TP1, 25% at TP2, 25% at TP3, and move the stop to entry after TP1.
Why SHORT? 6/12 signals agree, 1 against.
• 4h trend down (below EMA50 & EMA200)
• 1h trend down (below EMA50 & EMA200)
• Sellers are driving the move (15m ADX 35.0)
Risk: Buyers have the momentum (4h RSI 56.5)
If it plays out:
If the setup works, price continues down toward the 4h EMA50 then EMA200, with sellers still in control as the ADX shows strong directional movement.
If it fails:
If 4h RSI pushes back above 55, it would prove buyers have momentum and I would exit the short at the stop loss.
Where would you place your invalidation level?
🔴 SHORT $SOL /USDT: expecting price to go DOWN
Bias: SHORT · Strong
Entry: 100.8728 – 101.0672
TP1: 99.0648 (-1.9%)
TP2: 97.7946 (-3.1%)
TP3: 95.8894 (-5.0%)
SL: 103.5103 (+2.5%)
Plan: enter only inside the zone, close 50% at TP1, 25% at TP2, 25% at TP3, and move the stop to entry after TP1.
Why SHORT? 6/12 signals agree, 1 against.
• 4h trend down (below EMA50 & EMA200)
• 1h trend down (below EMA50 & EMA200)
• Sellers are driving the move (15m ADX 35.0)
Risk: Buyers have the momentum (4h RSI 56.5)
If it plays out:
If the setup works, price continues down toward the 4h EMA50 then EMA200, with sellers still in control as the ADX shows strong directional movement.
If it fails:
If 4h RSI pushes back above 55, it would prove buyers have momentum and I would exit the short at the stop loss.
Where would you place your invalidation level?
