Next target Bearish Disruption Points
1. False Breakout Risk
Price is hovering near the recent highs but hasn’t made a convincing higher high.
A fakeout above 32.42 followed by a sharp rejection could trap buyers and trigger a sell-off.
2. Exhaustion at Resistance
The current level (~32.33–32.42) was a previous distribution zone on May 13–14.
Low volume follow-through may indicate weak buying interest, increasing the odds of a reversal.
3. Bearish Divergence (Potential)
If RSI or MACD shows lower highs while price pushes up, that’s a bearish divergence—a common reversal signal.
(You’d need to check indicators for confirmation.)
4. Support Flip to Resistance
If the price breaks back below the red box (~32.25), the same zone could act as resistance, turning into a supply zone.
5. Volume Clue
Volume appears lower during the recent bullish attempts, hinting at buyer fatigue.
Higher volume on red candles would validate a bearish shift.
