Only one DEMO account followed it. The confidence written at entry was 5 out of 10.
It is the card STA users received, with the agents' reasoning and the levels decided before entering.
The price keeps pressing on a floor it has touched many times. Every dip below was bought back, but the bounces are weaker and there is little buying behind them. Support tested this often tends to give way.
We do not sell just because the price is near the floor. We wait for a full candle on the longer timeframe to close below 1.6393, a sign the floor has really given way. Otherwise nothing is opened.
If the price rises to 1.9163, the idea is wrong: the floor held and buyers took back control. The position closes there, with the loss defined and known from the start.
The possible gain is about one and a half times the risk, the idea should need only a couple of days and costs are low. Supports further down may slow the fall, and a sudden jump upwards is possible. A measured attempt, not a promise.
ZRO was pressing on a floor touched many times. Every dip below was bought back, but the bounces were weaker and weaker, with little buying behind them. The agents saw a base about to give way.
Before entering they had written down two risks. The first, support zones further down that could slow the fall. The second, a sudden jump upwards, because the price had stayed compressed for a long time and a squeeze like that sometimes releases violently.
At first the card went the right way and broke through the first support zones. Then the second written risk arrived: the price shot up, on days with important events for the markets, and rose 17.4% to the stop.
The loss was the one planned from the start, no more and no less, because the stop was there from the first minute.
A foreseen risk that comes true is not a method error. The entry was in the right place and the confidence, 5 out of 10, was honest for a distant target.
What STA takes away is the weight of those days full of events. When a long squeeze coincides with incoming news, the agents find written that the opposite jump is more likely, and they weigh it before opening.
This card's hash was written in the public register on the day it was born, before anyone knew how it would end. Anyone can check that it has not been changed.
68bd7698132e… · the register of 29/10/2026
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