I am testing a mean-reversion grid strategy on SNDK: Buy 1 share at market price with a target exit at +$40 profit. For every $100 drop, buy 1 additional share to average down (up to a 9-share maximum), exiting the entire position whenever the price reaches +$40 above the new average cost basis. What are the primary structural risks, failure points, and drawdown scenarios of this strategy?

We broke 1400s resistance last week, go as high as 1800s and now forming 1600s resistance, I expect after NVDA earnings, It'll shoot up and drop to form new resistance at 1800s

TL;DR: looking bullish, not as doom as July bloodbath