Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: green 👉Leverage x 5-10-20 for crypto 👉Leverage x 20-50-100 for commodities, stocks, indices, and forex 👉Margin 1-5% max. Always practice risk and money management. Invest a maximum of 5% on any trade or across all your trades. Invest only what you can afford to lose, as no one is in control of the market. 👉Our analyses are primarily based on: breakouts: two trend lines (ascending and descending) and a line indicating a horizontal breakout. chart patterns: shoulders and head, triangle parttern, elliott impulse, etc etc. We don't always have the time to track them at all times or to represent them visibly, given the numerous signals, the number of channels to manage, and especially because of the often rapid pace of market movements. indicators: We associate at least two indicators with this technique. 👉Depending on the circumstances, we use specific indicators, often setting 3 or more take profit levels. 👉Indeed, there are good days in trading and also bad days. No one can promise to win every trade, and like all traders worldwide, we also experience stop-loss orders. However, we win more than we lose and remain positive. 👉You can close the position before or after the take profit orders indicated by the green lines if you are personally satisfied; the same applies to stop loss orders. 👉We must stay positive, clear-headed, and humble. we cannot provide all instructions or all trades here on this channel. Good luck to us all, and may God guide us. Amen.

CSE:SAND is building momentum, as you can see on the chart there are several BOS to the upside indicating that buyers are really showing interest in this coin. A continued buying opportunity is spotted on 4H Demand Zone around $0.0775. All necessary readings are clearly show on the chart. PLEASE APPLY PROPER RISK MANAGEMENT.

A trigger line has formed on the chart, and the price below it is showing CP (consolidation pattern). We also have a bullish CH (Change of Character) on the chart, indicating the presence of buyers. Two entry points have been marked on the chart, and positions should be entered using a DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) approach. Additionally, a liquidity pool is visible above the chart, which may be swept soon. The targets are marked on the chart, and at the first target, you should move to breakeven. A daily candle closing below the invalidation level will invalidate this analysis. If you have a coin or altcoin you want analyzed, first hit the like button and then comment its name so I can review it for you. Do you also think SAND is bullish?

#SAND is trading within a rectangle pattern on the daily chart. Consider buying within the rectangle range. It is currently facing resistance from the daily SMA50 and the Ichimoku Cloud, which we believe it will break through soon. In case of a breakout above the rectangle, the upside targets are: 🎯 $0.1062 🎯 $0.1174 🎯 $0.1285 🎯 $0.1443 🎯 $0.1645 ⚠️ Always remember to use a tight stop-loss and maintain proper risk management.

Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: green lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. However, if you want to learn so you can be free and independent afterwards, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: Never go all in, meaning never bet all your money, because anything can happen. No one has complete control over gambling. always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience If you want to learn so you can be free and independent later, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, telgram, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

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Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: black lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. However, if you want to learn so you can be free and independent afterwards, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: Never go all in, meaning never bet all your money, because anything can happen. No one has complete control over gambling. always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience If you want to learn so you can be free and independent later, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, telgram, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

1. The Setup: "The Squeeze" Imagine the price is bouncing between a **slanted ceiling** (the red line) and a **flat floor** (the white line). * The ceiling is pushing the price down lower and lower. * The floor is holding it up. * Eventually, the space runs out, and the price has to "burst" through one of them. ### 2. The Move: "The Breakdown" In your chart, the price just **fell through the floor**. This is the signal to sell (or "Short"). * Once a floor breaks, it usually becomes the new ceiling. * The fact that the price is staying below that white line suggests the "break" is real. ### 3. The Plan (Your Strategy) You are essentially betting that since the floor broke, the price will gravity-drop to the next level. * **Entry:** You enter right after the floor breaks ($0.0755). * **Stop Loss (The Emergency Brake):** You set a limit at **$0.0785**. If the price jumps back *above* the floor, the trade is "broken," and you get out to protect your money. * **Take Profit (The Goal):** You are aiming for **$0.0548**. This is based on the height of the triangle—basically, the "energy" the move had before it broke. ### 4. Summary * **Pattern:** Descending Triangle (Bearish). * **Signal:** Candle closing below the white support line. * **Goal:** Catch the drop to the Fibonacci targets

Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: black lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. However, if you want to learn so you can be free and independent afterwards, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: Never go all in, meaning never bet all your money, because anything can happen. No one has complete control over gambling. always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience If you want to learn so you can be free and independent later, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, telgram, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

SAND. Watching this one bleed and wondering who’s still shorting into the floor? According to the market, metaverse names are back in the “forgotten bags” corner, but funding and partnership headlines keep popping up in the background. Today price is sitting right on that big orange demand block that previously launched a solid bounce, so this level suddenly matters a lot again. On the 4H chart SAND is hugging support with RSI buried in oversold territory and flattening out, which smells like seller exhaustion. Volume dried up on the last leg down, and every new low is getting less follow through, so I’m leaning toward a mean reversion pop rather than a fresh breakdown. My bias here is short term long, looking for a squeeze as late shorts get trapped. My base case: hold this orange zone and we can easily see a push back toward the mid range around 0.083 then 0.086 where the previous volume shelf sits. If price closes decisively below the orange box, that invalidates the bounce idea and opens the door to the green zone lower for a deeper discount. I’m stalking entries inside or just above the orange area with tight risk below it, but I might be wrong and the market might want one more nasty flush before the real move up.