$$CLO Fell 28.77% in 24 hours. I placed the first order at 0.1507, with a stop loss at 0.1380.

With such a drop, what you dare not buy is my source of profit. Enter at 0.1507, stop loss at 0.1380 (24-hour low at 0.1433, enough safety margin), take profit in two levels: 0.1680 (previous low support turned resistance) and 0.1850 (hourly gap fill). Position size controlled at 5% of total capital. Buying the dip is not bottom-fishing; it's taking the panic sell orders.
Don't tell me "it will drop further." The 24-hour trading volume is 22.2M, volume surged but price made a new low—some are cutting losses, some are buying. If 0.1433 is tested again and holds, it forms a double bottom. My discipline: if 0.1380 is hit after entry, I exit immediately—no holding, no averaging down.
Why don't I chase the rally? From 0.2120 to 0.1433 in 24 hours, chasing such volatility is just giving money to the whales. I only buy the dip when there's panic volume, and sell when others are greedy.
Engagement hook: Vote. Do you think CLO can hold 0.14 tomorrow? Guess right, and I'll usually share more of this low-cap coin dip-buying logic. Follow me and find the answer naturally.
Remember: no trades outside the plan. Only this one order today. If it doesn't hit 0.1380 or 0.1507, I won't even look at my phone.