RNDRUSD needs strong buyer momentum to break above Downtrend #2. Watch for a bounce off one of the three key demand zones ($6.8, $6.3, $5.6) as potential entry points. The key areas to monitor include breaking Trend Line #1 to confirm bullish momentum and observing the behavior around the top of the channel ($16-18) for a potential breakout or the formation of a bearish harmonic Bat pattern. Despite short-term fluctuations, RNDR holds significant long-term potential.
Let's break out of this trend and create a channel break out to the moon!!!
Let's break out of this trend and create a channel break out to the moon!!!
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Update for potential entry: 7.35Why?
Retests the liquidity trendline #2
Bearish flag on the 15m tf, pole length, breakdown matches this zone
High demand area
I'm still learning and this is what I see, please do your own research
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Also use cation right now as the world and market reacts to the Biden Trump debateTrade active
Spot Long (No Leverage)Entered Long at: 7.35
Stop Loss (SL): 6.6
Target Prices (TP):
TP1: 8.4
TP2: 9.3
TP3: 10
-> Note: Profits will not be taken at TP zones unless indicators signal the end of the run. These TP zones are areas to monitor.
Rationale for Long Position:
-OBV Divergence
-Oversold Conditions
-Fear/Greed Index: 40 → 47 → 30 (Thu/Fri/Sat)
-Observing Accumulation
Key Considerations:
-If volume remains low, we could drop to 7, where trendline confluence might pivot us upward. The SL is set based on this zone.
-Monitor behavior around TP zones.
Please do your own research - I'm still a rookie :)
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Reflecting and learning lesson from this trade so far: perhaps entered the trade too early. Entered at peak volume, and volume tampered off on the weekend. Emotions of missing out on a good entry overtook my thinking. Next time, wait for confirmation and adjust if necessary. Will be interesting to see if the Pivot point around 7 plays out.Note
UPDATE1. Lowering SL to 5.6 to account for any long wicks + aligns with my original idea
2. If the price hits any of the demand zones, I'll make additional long entries to DCA
3. Trendline #2 is acting like a price magnate
4. Low Volume all weekend, looking forward to seeing things pick up!
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Observations:1. Rising Wedge on lower tfs
2. Volume is starting to pick up
3. Based on the rising wedge TP at 7.41 - 25% of trade, which will be used as additional buying power on this dip before we start extension
Dip levels to look for:
1. the trend line intersection point ($7)
2. Retesting trendline 2, rebreak out/retest....the force is strong with this one
Trade closed manually
Exited Trade: TP 7.85Why?
-Reserving buying power
-Triple top pattern on the low timeframe (trend reversal)
-High timeframe is still bullish
Points for Entry:
-Align with original 3 scenarios
-Trendline #2 acting like a neckline with bear trap bounces
-If it behaves like a triple top, we might tap the next demand zone at 6.3 with a wick
-Look for a bounce at the pivot point $7 (the check mark)
Remember, please do your own research! :)
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Looking at this setup, I'm still cautious with TP given the global political climate, including elections and power transfers. Additionally, the upcoming U.S. presidency is bound to be drama-filled, leading to potential market volatility.Estimated numbers - please do your own research :)
Entry: 6.8
TP: 7.4
TP: 9.7
S/L: 5.1
*Note: Since I'm spot long with no leverage, I'm just suggesting the S/L idea but won't set it automatically due to strong demand likely creating a bounce.
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Spotted a wave formation. This scenario is completely hypothetical and may not materialize, but I wanted to document it here for reference.If it remains valid, we are on the C leg of wave 2. Hopefully, the next stop is the start of impulse wave 3.
Again please do your own research, I am sharing my rookie perspective
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