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Bearish Disruption Points

1. Multiple Rejections at Resistance

Price has repeatedly failed to break above 3,250–3,260, suggesting strong seller interest at that level.

This repeated failure can lead to a double top or triple top pattern forming.



2. Support Zone Weakening

The red box (support area) has already been tested several times, weakening its strength.

Repeated tests increase the likelihood of a breakdown rather than a bounce.



3. Volume Imbalance

Notice that volume spikes on red candles—this may indicate stronger selling pressure on declines compared to buyers on rallies.



4. Bearish Trap Setup

The current tight range may be a trap for long positions, with a potential for a fakeout to the upside followed by a sharp move down.



5. Bearish Breakout Scenario

If the price closes below the red zone (~3,220) with volume, it may signal a bearish breakout.

Downside target: 3,200, and if that breaks, possibly 3,180 (previous swing low).