PEPE, after the end of the daily C wave, a new round of rise will come.
PEPE, in the C wave and head and shoulders top pattern of the daily line, the neckline is at 102, 4h is the 5th wave, and the price is near 11. It is an entry point with constant risk. If it falls below 11 and comes to the beginning of 10, basically a lower stop loss can be exchanged for a more suitable entry point.
Every time PEPE falls to the beginning of 10, it can quickly return to the position of 11, 12 or even 13. Overall, it is more cost-effective to start after a round of decline.
The specific logic of making orders is that you can enter a 1/4 position near the spot 11, and then cover the position at the beginning of 10. For contracts, you can open a position at 110, and the stop loss needs to be relatively low. Or you can directly wait until near 10 to open a position (not necessarily).
