#pepe⚡

$PEPE

1. Trend Overview

Price: PEPE is currently trading at 0.00001027 USDT.

24h Change: Price increased by +1.08%.

MA60: The 60-period moving average is above the current price (0.00001036), suggesting that the overall trend has been bearish recently.

MACD: Showing bearish momentum with the MACD histogram below zero, indicating selling pressure.

2. Potential Entry Points

Long Entry:

Look for a break above the MA60 (0.00001036). This could indicate the start of a bullish reversal.

If the price breaks above 0.00001090 (24h high), this confirms strength, and a potential long entry could be considered.

Short Entry:

If the price fails to break the MA60 and instead retests the recent lows around 0.00001010 (24h low), consider a short entry.

If the price drops below 0.00001010, it may trigger a deeper bearish move.

3. Exit Points (TP and SL)

Long Take-Profit (TP):

TP1: 0.00001100 – Psychological resistance level.

TP2: 0.00001130 – Possible resistance based on historical price actions.

Short Take-Profit (TP):

TP1: 0.00001000 – Psychological support level.

TP2: 0.00000970 – Next support level if the downtrend continues.

Stop-Loss (SL):

For long trades: Set an SL just below 0.00001000.

For short trades: Set an SL around 0.00001050 (above the MA60).

4. Trade Duration

Short-term trades (15m to 1h chart): Can aim for small price movements between the support and resistance levels mentioned.

Mid-term trades (4h to 1D chart): Look for the broader trend direction, and aim for longer-term take-profits mentioned above.

5. Plan if Signals Go Against You

Plan A: For a long position, if the price drops and closes below 0.00001000, cut your losses early and close the trade.

Plan B: For a short position, if the price closes above 0.00001050, consider exiting as it might indicate a reversal.

Plan C: If volatility is high, and your SL is hit early, consider waiting for confirmation before re-entering, such as a breakout or trendline test.

Plan D: If market direction remains unclear, stay on the sidelines until clear entry signals are seen, such as a strong volume surge in the direction you're looking to trade.

Monitor the volume and MACD for confirmation, and remember to trade with risk management in place.