$SNDK is showing a clean bullish reclaim structure after a sharp flush into the 910 area. The drop didn’t continue lower — it got absorbed quickly, which tells me buyers are still active and defending this zone.
I’m not seeing breakdown behavior here. I’m seeing a reset into support, followed by early strength building again. That kind of reaction usually comes before a continuation move, not collapse.
This is how I’m planning it:
Entry Zone
910 – 916 (reclaim accumulation area)
Target Point(s)
TP1: 922 (first liquidity sweep)
TP2: 928 (mid-range expansion)
TP3: 935 (momentum continuation zone)
Stop Loss
904 (loss of structure and demand invalidation)
I’m treating this as a reclaim trade, not a dip catch. The key detail is how fast price was absorbed after the flush — no follow-through selling means the market rejected lower levels immediately. That usually signals trapped sellers and fresh buyers stepping in.
Why this setup works: I’m focusing on structure, not noise. When a sharp drop gets fully absorbed and price reclaims quickly, it often creates a liquidity imbalance. If price holds above 910 and starts pushing through 920, momentum tends to accelerate because shorts get squeezed and late buyers chase breakout levels.
I’m only interested as long as 910 holds — if that level breaks clean, the setup is invalid.
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