⭐ $STAR update — down 69% since my August call, but now showing a genuine, sustained recovery
Back in August I flagged STAR after a brutal crash from its spike high, with thin available information on the project itself. Since then it kept bleeding for months, bottoming near $0.026 - well below where I last looked at it. What's changed: the current chart shows a real, sustained climb rather than another single-session spike, up 26% on the week and holding gains on the month too. Momentum is hot but the structure looks like genuine basing and recovery rather than a quick pop. Moderate conviction on continuation, with the caveat that this remains a thinly-documented, high-risk small-cap.$AKE $AIN
LONG
Entry: 0.0375
SL: 0.0320
TP1: 0.0424
TP2: 0.0460
TP3: 0.0500
Back in August I flagged STAR after a brutal crash from its spike high, with thin available information on the project itself. Since then it kept bleeding for months, bottoming near $0.026 - well below where I last looked at it. What's changed: the current chart shows a real, sustained climb rather than another single-session spike, up 26% on the week and holding gains on the month too. Momentum is hot but the structure looks like genuine basing and recovery rather than a quick pop. Moderate conviction on continuation, with the caveat that this remains a thinly-documented, high-risk small-cap.$AKE $AIN
LONG
Entry: 0.0375
SL: 0.0320
TP1: 0.0424
TP2: 0.0460
TP3: 0.0500
