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Part 1/2 - 📘 Trading Scenarios for APRO (AT) Using Support and Resistance Levels 💵
(🔹here only Scenario A and B....next on Part 2, link on comment or in my profile)
Below are three practical scenarios that demonstrate how support/resistance mechanics can be applied in the spot market.
Each scenario includes:
- Entry strategy
- Stop-loss placement
- Take-profit targets
- Why the setup works
- Risks to keep in mind
🔹 Scenario A — “Buy the Bounce” 🔹
Conditions and Setup:
- Timeframe: H1 or H4
- Price has touched the support zone several times: $0.1470 – $0.1550
- A short-term demand zone is forming
Trading Plan:
- Entry: slightly above support ($0.1560)
- Stop-Loss: slightly below ($0.1450)
- Take-Profit: near the next resistance zone ($0.1650)
Why it works?
Support is a zone where buy orders accumulate. A bounce often occurs due to increased demand.
Risks:
- Support break during low liquidity
- No stop-loss → rapid accumulation of losses
🔹 Scenario B — “Sell near Resistance”
Conditions and Setup:
- Timeframe: H1/H4/D1
- Price fails to break the resistance zone: $0.1650 – $0.1770
- A short-term supply zone is forming
Trading Plan:
- Entry: near resistance ($0.1720)
- Stop-Loss: slightly above ($0.1790)
- Take-Profit: back to support ($0.1550)
Why it works? - Resistance is a zone where sellers become active. Without a strong catalyst, price often rejects.
Risks:
- Resistance breakout → impulsive upward move
- On spot, shorting is not possible, only selling existing assets
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