I have 2 recent examples for a net short market maker having to put on a hedge by traders forcing the price outside their squared longs limit.

One was at the end of a leg and yielded less, the other was at a beginning of a move with much more to be had.

Consider the following. Plot the 32 EMA in yellow, the 16 EMA in dark blue and the 30 SMA in light blue, all over median prices.

After a two-line dip put on half size for early position. The other half at the top of the last squaring.

The price has to get back above both breached lines and maintain, otherwise the attack is not working.

Aim for 16 pips beyond the squaring if the leg is coming to its end. Aim for 56, 66, 76 pips or starting the 120-sample BB if the leg just started.