$AIA
Yesterday I watched a smart trader and heard a thought that the most important thing in a positional trade is to find the point at which it would not be profitable for the market maker or large player to sell a large volume. If I understand correctly, this point should be some local bottom with a large accumulation of liquidity.
It is precisely local because the logic will not work on larger time frames. Because there, liquidity may already be too much - so much that it becomes profitable for the market to throw a large volume into the market, create a squeeze, and on the impulse that will go on the stop losses of the long positions, buy even lower at a good discount.
In my opinion, this situation around $AIA plus or minus fits this concept. Here, on the one hand, we have descended to a local bottom, and on the other hand, below us, there is an accumulation of liquidity that the seller will have to realize a large volume to push through.
In short, I am entering right from the current levels with a short stop, planning to stretch it to the highs of 0.54. With a very small volume, of course, because the goal is to test the hypothesis, not to make a profit.