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🔥 WARNING: Ethereum 6-Year Rising Wedge Break Out ConfirmedAs of last week, Ethereum has broken out of a rising wedge pattern which has been formed at the start of 2017, making it the longest pattern that exists on the ETH chart in recent memory. Seeing that rising wedges are classically bearish reversal patterns, the risk is definitely to the downside. There's a risk that ETH will see more bearish pressure over the next few months. If BTC were to make a double bottom like last cycle, I assume that ETH will make a lower-low in the yellow area. Personally, I'm keeping some cash on hand for this very bearish scenario. Will you? Share your thoughts in the comments.
KRAKEN:ETHUSDShort
by FieryTrading
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TOMO. Cup is Hot. The Handle is heating.Hello friends! I've seen your interest on my previous BINANCE:TOMOUSDT analysis and wanted to keep you updated on the lower TF. As my account is young, I have only 7 points of reputation, I cannot add pictures to my comments. So I decided to just put this in a new post. As I've mentioned previously, we've hit the Entrance zone at $1 and went back up to $1.07 with a big Volume. That's a Great sign! The Buyer is there. However, for the Big upward move we need all the doubting people, thinking it's a selloff to get out. As always. That's why I'm guessing we've entered into the +- weekly long consolidation with the lowest point of 0,87-ish within a 0.9-1.1 range . You can either trade within this range or just buy some bags at around 0.9 (Or DCA from 1.01 to 0.87) and wait for the tip of the handle at 1.62, Or wait for this figure to play out with the big gainz. Can't wait to be able to post updates with pictures. -A.I.Vision
TLong
by A_I_Vision
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🔥 The Perfect Bearish Bitcoin Trade - Learn How!In this analysis I want to talk about Bitcoin's bearish triangle pattern that has been unfolding itself over the last few weeks. I'm not sure whether BTC still has a bullish move in it, but when it does, we are ready. As always with trading, it's a matter of > . If Bitcoin decides to move up, we will enter a short from the top resistance which has historically been quite strong. Stop above the resistance line, target at 23.500 for a nice R/R trade. A more bearish (but riskier) bet would be to place the target at 20k.
INDEX:BTCUSDShort
by FieryTrading
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🔥 Bitcoin Retesting Channel: FOMC Fake Out WARNING 🚨I've been fairly bearish since BTC failed to break through the top resistance of the channel a couple of weeks ago. However, BTC's price action this week seems promising at the very least, so we have to consider different outcomes at the very least. My anticipation for the coming week is that we're going to retest the top purple resistance. We will get some decent volatility during tomorrow's FOMC, so a sudden bullish move is not ruled out. With inflation rising again, there's little reason for markets to pump. So I will be looking for a sudden bullish move upwards during the FOMC, ideally getting above the resistance, and then reversing quickly, leading to a fake out. A perfect bearish trade would be to step in during the fake out and ride the bearish move all the way down towards 20k. My bearish stance will chance as soon as we can get a weekly close above 30.5k. If the bulls manage to pull it off, I'll be looking at 32k and then potentially 35k. We are not there yet, though. Interesting times ahead. Share your thoughts in the comments🙏
Short
by FieryTrading
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Is EURUSD Ready to Change the Direction?Here is my latest structure analysis for FX:EURUSD . I'll let the market for the next move, if the market become successful breaking the support @1.07809 it may change its pattern and continue to flow bearish. Alternative Scenarios: the market tests the support and continue to move bullish, and if this happens the market may continue to move @1.10585 and further @1.13397. My advice: Don't trade now, wait for market to choose the direction and go with trend. Consider these structures for pullback/breakout trading. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️
by MuhammadUmar007
Candlestick-Formations: How To Spot The Patterns Like A Pro!Hello, Welcome to this tutorial about Candlesticks and in particular the very various candlestick patterns that form in the financial markets. The charting technique under which Candlesticks operate are candlestick charts and the candlesticks firstly came up in the 18th century, till today they established as a widespread technique that many traders use for their charting. What is so amazing with these candlesticks compared to a line or point-and-figure charting is that they can determine very precisely if a market is trending, if a reversal is establishing or the momentum of price-action is slowing down. The various single candlesticks can add up to decisive candlestick-patterns that can be used for trading and trading decisions, especially with other indicators such as oscillators or channeling they can be a strong tool for today's trading principally also in modern markets where there is decent liquidity and not many gaps such as Cryptocurrency or Forex. __ Characteristics: - In my chart, I have listed 34 contrasting cryptocurrency patterns that can be spotted in the markets. On the left side, there are 16 bearish candlestick patterns and on the right side, there are 16 bullish candlestick patterns together with the 2 candlestick patterns in the middle which have the same name regardless of direction. - From the 17 patterns for each side are 15 possible in both directions bullish as well as bearish while there are only 2 patterns in each direction that only form in this bearish or bullish direction. - The patterns can be divided into continuation patterns and reversal patterns. Continuation patterns can be used to make sure the established trend moves on and reversal patterns can be used to spot actual reversals to properly prepare on it. - The patterns are functioning in the underlying timeframes similarly with the trend established in this timeframe however from a broader perspective the bigger the timeframe in which the particular pattern forms the more consistent and strong this direction is for the bigger trend. So when for example a reversal pattern forms on the weekly timeframe it is stronger than patterns forming on the daily timeframe. __ Candlestick-Patterns: Bearish/Bullish 3 Continuations: - A very typical continuation pattern. The first big candle sets the tone for the pattern following up with 3 minor little candlesticks with no strength in the reverse direction till a further major candlestick emerges pushing the price toward the established direction. Bearish/Bullish Harami: - This is a good example of a reversal pattern. The first candlestick is a candle against the trend direction followed up by a new candle in the trend direction showing still possible continuation till a final smaller candlestick with a smaller body than the previous one sets the tone for the reversal. Bearish/Bullish Harami Cross: - A great continuation pattern. As the first candle is a big candle setting the pattern up with strength a little cross following up with the same close and open which is showing a consolidation in this range to build up and continue with the further volatility into the established direction. Dark Cloud Cover/Piercing Line: - A very very strong reversal pattern. While the two trend candles still suggest that the previous trend is ongoing the next third candle is very weak as it is small and does not rally the full length of the previous candle and shows up win the ends of the previous candle signaling high weakness of the bulls or bears and setting up the determined reversal. Engulfing Bearish Line/Engulfing Bullish Line: - The next substantial reversal pattern. It happens in a developed up or downtrend with the last candles low forming a line, the body of the next candle is bigger than the previous however it's close or open exactly forms there where the previous candle had its low, when the next individual candles moving to continue in this reverse direction then the pattern fully confirms. Evening Doji Start/Morning Doji Star: - This is a very interesting reversal pattern. As one normal candle into the trend directions sets up the pattern one continued weak start Doji is formed above the top or bottom of the previous body showing exhaustion and momentum slowing down, when the next candle moves into the reverse direction the pattern and continuation are validated. Evening Star/Morning Star: - A great reversal pattern. The first candles close or open set up a line where the next close or open travels outside the line with the candle showing a weak breakout while the next line into the reverse direction confirms the reversal and the formation to set up further volatilities into the reverse continuation-zone. Gravestone Doji/Dragonfly Doji: - These candles signal the initial exhaustion of the trend with a candlestick with a long shadow and the smallest possible body with the same open and close, they can be reversal as well as continuation patterns. Either the body is in the upper range or the lower range of the shadow, this is which direction the next movements will likely go. Separating Line Bearish/Separating Line Bullish: - This is a strong continuation pattern. As the first candle's body with the open or close sets up a line the next candle's close or long is below or above the line which means a weakness of this next candle regardless of the direction and estimates the further continuations into the trend direction. Evening Window Star/Morning Window Start: - This is a good example of a reversal pattern including a gap in the structure. As the first candle moves into the established direction there comes a gap before the next candle emerges which closes outside the body of the previous candle above or below, after that following candles into the new direction validate the final reversal of the previous trend. 3 Bullish Soldiers/3 Bearish Soldiers: - This is a very typical reversal pattern as the established trend exhausts with three small candles the momentum of this trend gets smaller and when the next candles follow up with a much bigger body into the other direction the pattern is completed and will determine the bearish or bullish continuations into the reversal direction. Inverted Hammer: - This is a reversal pattern that stops the previous trend and moves in the other direction. It has a high similarity with the hammer however in this case the small bodies close or open is at the same price as the low of the candle showing the exhaustion of the previous trend direction and builds the setup for the full reversal. On-Neck Line: - This is a pattern that shows the incoming bullish reversal of a previously established bearish trend as one first bullish candle signals the possible reversal it is followed by a bearish one still pushing downward and forming a new low till a snap-back move on finally confirming the reversal. Shooting Star/Inverted Hammer: - This is a pattern that determines a strong reversal as the first candles open or close forms a line, the following candles move above or below this line and then close or open is exactly on this line just outside after that the next big candle forms into the reverse direction again below or above this line and the final reversal is formed. Long Upper Shadow/Long Lower Shadow: - This pattern can move in the bearish or bullish direction showing up a reversal, as the price-action is exhausted in the particular direction a long shadow builds up while the body of the candlestick is very small in the previous direction weakens further and the reversal is easily established. Tweezer Tops/Tweezer Bottoms: - This reversal pattern can come in two variants in both it is important on where the close of the new candle lies to the previous candle or in reverse the open to the new candle, similarly with the low or high of the new candle. When these are at the same price action the reversal is determined into the new direction. Hanging Man/Hammer: - This pattern signals a determined reversal and in comparison to the long upper shadow/long lower shadow fills out the complete end of the shadow with the close or open at the same price level as the high. Tri-Star: - The Tri-Star is a pattern that shows a reversal with three candles each one with very small shadows as well as a same-close-and-same-open body, in the bearish reversal two bullish candles are followed by a third bearish and in the bullish reversal, the reciprocal determinations hold true. Spinning Top: - This pattern is an amazing reversal pattern with a very large shadow and the body exactly in the middle. Depending on whether the candlestick is green or red this will be the direction in which the further continuations move. __ As we can see now there are a lot of great patterns to be formed in modern markets and when done right they can be spotted and can provide the proper informational inputs for trading planning especially in combination with other technical analysis tools they can function exceptionally well and building a solid alternative for the other charting techniques, the success story tells itself as they have established well in the trading world. In trading these types of candlestick patterns it is necessary to recognize in which timeframe they form, as bigger timeframes can invalidate lower and in which trending constellation they are forming, therefore it is also good to look at previous candles and their patterns in the individual asset. __ In this manner, thank you everybody for watching, support the idea with a like and follow or comment, have a good day, and all the best to you! Information provided is only educational and should not be used to take action in the markets. __
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by VincePrince
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🔥 Perfect Bitcoin Short Initiated: Bearish Triangle!Recently I made an analysis on BTC's bearish triangle and the short-entry I was hoping for. The original resistance that I drew (yellow) has not been hit yet, but instead the purple line has proven to be a strong resistance. Support/resistance lines, especially diagonal ones, can be fluid, so I drew the triangle again. I'm waiting for the price to reach below 26k to make a short entry, target at 20k. This gives us a very decent short-term entry with a huge R/R of 11.5. A more risk averse trader might want to wait for the definitive bearish break out and enter below 24.9k
INDEX:BTCUSDShort
by FieryTrading
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🔥 Bitcoin Head & Shoulders Forming? Patience For BearsAfter bouncing off the bottom support, Bitcoin seems to have regained short-term bullish momentum. In this analysis I want to discuss the potential H&S pattern that BTC is forming in the near term. My longer-term view is still bearish, but that doesn't mean we can't get a bounce here and there. In my eyes, there is a potential for BTC to move further up. The odds are against the bulls at this point, but there's still a chance that this pattern will play out. The 30k-31k area is going to be key. Not only because of the number, but also because it's the April'23 high. Would be a perfect bearish entry. Do you think this pattern will play out? Share your thoughts in the comments 🙏
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by FieryTrading
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🔥 The Best MANA Trade You Can Make Over a month ago I made an analysis on MANA where I went in detail on this trade. Basically, this falling wedge trade has the potential to be a portfolio defining trade with a risk-reward almost 100. As of this week, the trade has been entered. This is a long-term trade with a run-time of likely over 1 year. Patience is key with this trade. My overall view of the market has been quite bearish recently, but that doesn't mean that we can't look for good entries like this one. Always keep your eyes open for opportunities in the market.
Long
by FieryTrading
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Bearish and Bullish Flag Chart PatternsFlag Pattern: A flag is a chart pattern formed during a counter-trend move after a sharp price movement. Why is it called Flag? It is named because of the way it reminds the viewer of a flag on a flagpole. What does the Flag Pattern represent? It signifies trend reversals or breakouts after a period of consolidation. The five main characteristics of a Flag Pattern are: 1. The preceding trend 2. The consolidation channel 3. The volume pattern 4. A breakout 5. A confirmation occurs when the price moves in the same direction as the breakout. How to identify the Flag Pattern: The most important part of the flag pattern is to identify a strong trend (in either direction, as the flag may be inverted, triggering a bearish move!). Take a look at the higher time frames when you find a flag pole to ensure the price is not simply ranging. It could be meeting a large area of resistance! Bullish Flag Pattern: When the prices are in an uptrend, a bullish flag pattern shows a slow consolidation lower after an aggressive uptrend. This indicates that there is more buying pressure moving the prices up than down and indicates that the momentum will continue in an uptrend. Traders wait for the price to break above the resistance of the consolidation after this pattern is formed to enter a long position. The breakout indicates that the prior uptrend will continue. Example of a Bullish Flag Pattern: Bearish Flag Pattern: When the prices are in a downtrend, a bearish flag pattern shows a slow consolidation higher after an aggressive downtrend. This indicates that there is more selling pressure moving the prices down than up and indicates that the momentum will continue in a downtrend. Traders wait for the price to break below the support of the consolidation after this pattern is formed to enter a short position. Example of a Bearish Flag Pattern: Conclusion: A flag pattern is a type of chart continuation pattern that shows candlesticks contained in a small parallelogram. When the prices are in an uptrend, a bullish pattern shows a slow consolidation lower after an aggressive uptrend. When the prices are in a downtrend, a bearish pattern shows a slow consolidation higher after an aggressive downtrend. It is formed when there is an increase in demand or supply that causes the prices to move up or down. May you all be PROFITABLE,
FX_IDC:XAUUSDEducation
by AmirHonardoust
4
FInally gold will buy According to the price action and the price patterns ,finally gold will buy .gold created a triple bottom and it will made a huge rejection to the upside till 1935 . if the gold breaks 1935 then the target is 1945 /50 range.on other hand if gold breaks bellow 1915 it will lead gold to move to the hell(1881). But pattern structure will not able to do that.i settled my stops below 1915 with final tp 1935 . (this is a not a financial advice.just my idea.please consider that)
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by rasindu2003
🔥 SOL Bear Flag: Preparing For The Next DUMP 🚨With the market seeing a lot of weakness lately, I'm starting to look at more bearish trading opportunities. In recent analyses I've stated multiple times that my expectation for the remainder of 2023 is bearish. With BTC falling, it's likely that alts will follow. In this analysis I'm looking at SOL's rising wedge formation that also functions as a potential bear flag pattern. In case we break out bearish, a major bullish support has been broken and more selling is to be expected.
Short
by FieryTrading
18