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$SIGN at a fine scale (fusion 10⁻⁴), we see a dense buyer

Maths4Traders · 2025-11-08T16:55:21.000Z

$SIGN at a fine scale (fusion 10⁻⁴), we see a dense buyer shelf ~0.0388–0.0392 and a fragmented offer just above; at a larger scale (10⁻²), the seller overhang (0.04–0.06+) dominates. This is exactly the configuration "bullish pocket under ceiling" → conducive to quick back-and-forths. Exercise: Why does the buyer seem stronger at 10⁻⁴ than at 10⁻⁵ in your opinion?

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Maths4Traders

Bullish

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scalp only. Large buyer pocket 0.0388–0.0392 vs. seller overload 0.0394→0.041 (then 0.04–0.06). I execute back and forth "23% of the range": entries 0.03905/0.03900/0.03895, TP ≈ +0.000165, SL 0.03875, kill-switch if the pocket empties (>60% in 5s) or if OBI₁₀⁻⁴ falls < +10% and OBI₁₀⁻³ ≤ 0. 98/2 capital, risk ≤ 0.25% per trade.

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