The price lost important support on the daily timeframe, as you can see the market-tested several times the support before the breakout, and after it, the market retested the previous support as now resistance
Recently, the price had a breakout from the dynamic resistance on the 4h timeframe and it's creating a pennant.
Usually, the pennant is a continuation pattern, but If the price is going to have a breakout from the 4$ (daily resistance) with volume, We could apply our rules in order to find a long opportunity.
Beware, if the price is going to lose the 3.4$ support, we could see a retest of 3.2$ where the price has a demand zone
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Follow the Shrimp 🦐
Keep in mind.
Recently, the price had a breakout from the dynamic resistance on the 4h timeframe and it's creating a pennant.
Usually, the pennant is a continuation pattern, but If the price is going to have a breakout from the 4$ (daily resistance) with volume, We could apply our rules in order to find a long opportunity.
Beware, if the price is going to lose the 3.4$ support, we could see a retest of 3.2$ where the price has a demand zone
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Follow the Shrimp 🦐
Keep in mind.
- 🟣 Purple structure -> Monthly structure.
- 🔴 Red structure -> Weekly structure.
- 🔵 Blue structure -> Daily structure.
- 🟡 Yellow structure -> 4h structure.
Note
The price had a false breakout and got a clear rejection from daily resistance.As you can see you need to able to draw the structures and recognize the pattern on the chart, you need to study and apply your rules over and over again.
In that case, we didn't open any long position because, after a breakout from the pennant, the price never satisfy our rules. a breakout is not enough, never.
Instead, you can see how the price had a breakdown from the pennant and give us the opportunity to apply our rules for a new short position with 20% profit
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