POWER USDT retracement

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I can draft a description based on a hypothetical fib extension scenario, but I don’t have live data access in this turn. If you want, I can tailor the plan to current levels after you confirm you’re okay with a placeholder framework you can adapt with real-time numbers.

Trade-strategy description: POWERUSDT, next fib extension target at 0.44, retrace toward the next lower fib level

Core idea

The trade anticipates POWERUSDT reaching a strong fib extension near 0.44, followed by a retracement to the next lower fib support level. The plan defines entry, risk controls, and clear profit targets aligned with this movement.

Entry setup

Long scenario (bullish continuation toward 0.44): enter on a decisive breakout above a nearby resistance zone leading into 0.44, with confirmation such as a strong bullish candle on increased volume and a close above the breakout bar. Use a conservative entry to avoid FOMO, for example a pullback entry around 0.40–0.42 after a brief retest of near-term resistance turned support.

Short-term context: monitor for signs of exhaustion as price approaches 0.44, including shrinking volume on up-moves or bearish reversal patterns (bearish engulfing, pin bar) near the extension level.

Risk management

Position sizing: cap risk per trade to a fixed percentage of capital (e.g., 1–2% per trade) to accommodate high volatility in perpetuals.

Stop loss: place a stop just below a nearby support/trigger level if entering long (e.g., below the pullback low or a minor swing low around 0.38–0.39), or just above a nearby resistance level if entering short on a reversal near the extension (to protect against a sharp, unexpected breakout).

Timeframe alignment: use higher timeframes (4H to daily) to confirm the dominant trend, with entries anchored in lower timeframes (15m–1h) for timing.

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