The strategy involves executing a counter-trend long position after a recent selloff, aiming to capitalize on a potential bounce back towards local resistance. Despite the current bearish momentum indicated by price trading below the EMA ribbon, signs of seller exhaustion appear near the 4 198–4 200 range. A bullish candle breaking through the EMA indicates a possible short squeeze. The entry is positioned just above the EMA cluster, with a stop loss placed below recent lows to define risk tightly. The take profit is set near prior liquidity zones, ensuring a favorable risk-reward ratio while maintaining close monitoring due to its inherent risks.
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