The chart represents the U.S. Dollar (USD) versus the Japanese Yen (JPY) with a 15-minute timeframe. Current Price: The current price is marked at 155.714, as indicated at the top and reflected on the chart. Highlighted Entry Zone: A green rectangle in the price range of approximately 156.100–156.400 represents the suggested Entry Zone for a potential short trade. Trade Plan: The projection indicates a bearish move after the price enters the green Entry Zone. The chart suggests entering a short position in the entry zone and targeting the following levels: Take Profit 1 (TP1): Around 155.893 Take Profit 2 (TP2): Around 155.443 Take Profit 3 (TP3): Around 154.899 Stop-Loss (SL): The stop-loss level is marked at 156.822, just above the entry zone, ensuring a controlled risk if the trade moves against the strategy. Support and Resistance Levels: The chart highlights clear support and resistance zones: Support levels: Around 154.899 (lower green rectangle). Resistance levels: Around the entry zone and the stop-loss area. Price Action: The chart depicts a bullish price movement approaching the entry zone. The bearish wave is projected after rejecting the resistance. Risk-Reward Ratio: The setup appears to prioritize a favorable risk-reward ratio, with potential profit targets significantly outweighing the risk. This chart reflects a technical analysis-based strategy, commonly used in forex trading to identify high-probability trade setups.