$EVAA is starting to look constructive again after spending a long time chopping between 0.79–0.83. The breakout above that range brought fresh momentum, and despite getting rejected near 0.93, price hasn't given back much ground. That's usually a sign that sellers are taking profits while buyers continue absorbing supply underneath.
Setup:
• Entry: 0.88 – 0.90
• Target 1: 0.95
• Target 2: 1.02
• Target 3: 1.10
• Stop-loss: 0.84
What catches my eye is how quickly buyers stepped back in after the rejection from 0.93. Instead of a sharp sell-off, we're seeing higher lows and steady bids around the 0.86–0.88 area. That's not how weak charts behave. If EVAA can reclaim 0.93, I think it opens the door for a push into price discovery. For now, the trend is still favoring buyers, and dips continue to get bought.
Trade #EVAA here
$NES $O
Setup:
• Entry: 0.88 – 0.90
• Target 1: 0.95
• Target 2: 1.02
• Target 3: 1.10
• Stop-loss: 0.84
What catches my eye is how quickly buyers stepped back in after the rejection from 0.93. Instead of a sharp sell-off, we're seeing higher lows and steady bids around the 0.86–0.88 area. That's not how weak charts behave. If EVAA can reclaim 0.93, I think it opens the door for a push into price discovery. For now, the trend is still favoring buyers, and dips continue to get bought.
Trade #EVAA here
$NES $O