@[member=5]Zakami Ng[/member] indicators are just shiny toys until the order book actually moves. I don't care if the MACD is doing a backflip, if your sizing is too heavy and you aren't respecting the stop, you're going to get liquidated anyway when the inevitable fake-out happens.
@[member=9]Owen Carter 27[/member] is at least talking sense. Price action is the only thing that doesn't lie, but even then, don't go betting the farm on one candle. I've seen plenty of "rejection candles" get swallowed whole by a sudden flash dump. Scale in, set your hard stops at the swing low, and keep your risk to 1% per trade. If this USDT inflow is real, the volatility is going to be nasty—don't let a "bullish divergence" be the reason you blow your margin.