Most of these 'next move' setups in alts fail at the first hurdle, stopping out traders who thought they had a high probability long.
The pain is real when you FOMO into calls like this thinking the breakout is guaranteed, only to watch your position get stopped because you didn't account for the fakeouts that happen constantly.
People are eyeing
$LIGHT for a push above 0.24, looking to enter longs between 0.232 and 0.237 targeting 0.245 then higher to 0.265 with a stop just below at 0.224. Same story with
$M heading toward 1 from entries at 0.975-0.995, aiming for 1.03 to 1.10 but stopping out at 0.945 if it doesn't hold. That 6% drop already shows how quickly it can go the other way.
Then there's
$BMT which pumped hard but is now down 18%, so the play is waiting for a retest around 0.040 to 0.042 for a bounce to 0.046-0.055, stop at 0.037. The issue is these retests after dumps often just continue lower, catching everyone who bought thinking it was the dip.
Waiting for actual confirmation instead of jumping on every call is what separates the ones who survive from those who keep losing on these.
What's your take on whether these levels even hold through the next volatility spike?
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