The Setup:
1. A-B: Strong impulsive drop on increasing volume → clear evidence of real selling pressure.
2. B-C: Pullback forms on decreasing volume → classic corrective behavior, not buyer aggression.
3. C-D: Entry just below point C as new volume confirms sellers stepping back in.
4. Targeting >3R with stop tucked above C — logical structure, clean invalidation.
✅ Volume confirms the trend
✅ Structure is tight, no randomness
✅ Timing aligns with volatility spike (news at the bottom?)
✅ Clear bearish continuation pattern
what do you think of this a head of cpi?
1. A-B: Strong impulsive drop on increasing volume → clear evidence of real selling pressure.
2. B-C: Pullback forms on decreasing volume → classic corrective behavior, not buyer aggression.
3. C-D: Entry just below point C as new volume confirms sellers stepping back in.
4. Targeting >3R with stop tucked above C — logical structure, clean invalidation.
✅ Volume confirms the trend
✅ Structure is tight, no randomness
✅ Timing aligns with volatility spike (news at the bottom?)
✅ Clear bearish continuation pattern
what do you think of this a head of cpi?
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