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UPB exploded in the pre-market after releasing Phase 2 biotech data. At one point, this stock ran all the way up to $35. That’s the kind of move that grabs attention fast. Traders see the headline, see the spike, and pile in.

But then something important happened.

Traders started reading the actual data.

And that’s when reality began to set in.

From that $35 high, the stock ultimately dropped 52%. That’s not a minor pullback — that’s a complete sentiment unwind.

Our Trade Ideas AI flagged the short at 16.40. That was your first opportunity.

Missed it? No problem.

The AI gave another signal at 16.65 — either to initiate the short or re-short after a small bounce.

That second entry is critical. Strong trend reversals often give you a brief pop before continuation. If you understand structure and momentum, those pops are opportunities — not reasons to panic.

Was it straight down? Of course not.

There was a small bounce. That’s normal. Weak stocks don’t fall in a straight line — they shake out traders before continuing lower.

From there, you could take partial profits on the first flush, trail a stop, or hold a core position for continuation. And the trend stayed intact.

That’s what makes this trade great — not just the move, but the timely recognition of a failed euphoric breakout.

Biotech spikes are driven by emotion first, analysis second. When the story weakens, price follows.

The key is having a system that recognizes when momentum flips. That’s exactly what our AI did here.

This wasn’t guessing. This was structure, data, and momentum lining up.

That’s the edge.