The charts you've shared show detailed trading setups and projections for Bitcoin (BTC/USD) on the hourly chart. Here's a summary of what the images suggest:
Entry/Take-Profit Levels: The price action has clearly defined support and resistance levels. The blue take-profit boxes are targets for short trades.
Stop-Loss: Indicated in the upper blue box, which helps limit losses if the price breaks upwards.
Target Zones: There are two clear target areas (around 108,678.41 and 107,153.26). A further extension to 106,996.25 is noted as an extended target.
The idea appears to be:
Sell/short near the upper resistance zone (110,517.57).
Take profit as price drops to the indicated target areas.
This looks like a classic breakout-retest trade in a downtrend, using Ichimoku cloud support/resistance and horizontal support levels.
Would you like me to analyze it further, or do you have a specific question about these trade setups?
Entry/Take-Profit Levels: The price action has clearly defined support and resistance levels. The blue take-profit boxes are targets for short trades.
Stop-Loss: Indicated in the upper blue box, which helps limit losses if the price breaks upwards.
Target Zones: There are two clear target areas (around 108,678.41 and 107,153.26). A further extension to 106,996.25 is noted as an extended target.
The idea appears to be:
Sell/short near the upper resistance zone (110,517.57).
Take profit as price drops to the indicated target areas.
This looks like a classic breakout-retest trade in a downtrend, using Ichimoku cloud support/resistance and horizontal support levels.
Would you like me to analyze it further, or do you have a specific question about these trade setups?
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