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🔥 Why I'm Still Bullish: Bitcoin Elliot Waves AnalysisOver the last few months I've made several Bitcoin analyses where I discussed the Elliot waves pattern I discovered. To this day, my prediction of price movement is spot on. With this analysis I wanted to give you all an update on where we are and what we can expect. Below you find a couple of past analyses in chronological order. Assuming that BTC will follow my Elliot Waves prediction, there's still more juice left in this run. The fact that we're consolidating (and not reversing) right below the 31k resistance is very bullish in my eyes. Only thing we need now is some kind of catalyst to push us through this massive resistance, be it bullish macro news, ETF approval, or simply a spike on low volatility. What I'd prefer to see is a strong move through previous local tops (we've bounced off the 31,000 - 31,500 area like 5 times now), and an immediate move to 33,000 to confirm the break out and leave bears in disbelief. My target area for this year remains the same: 36,500 - 40,000. Would be very surprised if BTC manages to break through 40k this year. But hey, anything is possible. To invalidate this analysis I have to see a move below 25,200 (dotted purple support) before confirming a break out through 31k. Are you bullish or bearish? Tell us why in the comments 🙏
INDEX:BTCUSDLong
by FieryTrading
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📈 4 BULLISH PATTERNS YOU NEED TO KNOW📌How to easily identify these patterns? 🟢Cup and Handle Pattern The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern that typically occurs after a significant uptrend. It is characterized by a U-shaped "cup" followed by a smaller consolidation known as the "handle." The cup portion represents a temporary pause or correction in the price, forming a rounded bottom. This signifies that selling pressure has diminished, and buyers are stepping in. After the cup formation, the handle is formed as a slight downward drift in price, usually in the form of a small consolidation or a shallow retracement. The handle represents a final consolidation before the resumption of the bullish move. The handle should be relatively smaller in size and have a downward-sloping price action. 🟢Double Bottom The double bottom pattern is a bullish reversal pattern that signifies a potential trend reversal from bearish to bullish. It consists of two consecutive lows that are approximately at the same level, forming a support level. The first low represents a selling climax or a period of intense selling pressure. After the first low, the price rebounds and retraces to form a temporary high, creating a potential resistance level. However, buyers step in again, pushing the price back up, resulting in a second low that matches or is very close to the level of the first low. This double bottom formation indicates a significant level of support where buying interest outweighs selling pressure. 🟢 Bullish Flag The bullish flag pattern is a continuation pattern that occurs after a strong upward move in price. It is characterized by a brief period of consolidation, where the price forms a narrow and rectangular range, resembling a flagpole and a flag. The flag portion of the pattern is typically slanted in the opposite direction of the initial price move. The flagpole represents the initial strong upward move, indicating a surge in buying interest. Following the flagpole, the price enters a consolidation phase, represented by the flag. This consolidation allows the price to stabilize and absorb selling pressure. The flag pattern should have parallel trendlines that contain the price action. 🟢Inverse Head and Shoulders The inverse head and shoulders pattern is a bullish reversal pattern that indicates a potential shift from a bearish to a bullish trend. It consists of three consecutive lows, with the middle low (the head) being lower than the two outer lows (the shoulders). The pattern resembles a head between two shoulders. The left shoulder forms as the price declines, followed by a subsequent rally to create a temporary high. The price then retraces, forming the head, which is lower than both the left and right shoulders. After the head, the price rallies again to form the right shoulder, which is usually slightly higher than the left shoulder. 👤 @QuantVue 📅 Daily Ideas about market update, psychology & indicators ❤️ If you appreciate our work, please like, comment and follow ❤️
Education
by QuantVue
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Will Apple Continue To Rise? 🍎Stock: Apple (AAPL) Time Frame: Weekly Chart Direction: long Comment: At the end of last week, Apple reached new all-time highs. In this analysis, I will focus on the weekly chart to show you where I believe Apple is heading. It is evident that Apple successfully broke out of a clearly visible triangle pattern and subsequently experienced a bullish rally of approximately 30 %. This surpassed all previous resistances. Previous supports have now become relatively strong supports, especially around the $170 price level. 📈 I now expect a short-term correction followed by a continuation of the uptrend. Considering the Fibonacci levels, we can see that the 0.382 level precisely corresponds to the previous significant resistance, which has now become a support. I anticipate a correction to this level ($175-180) and then further upward growth. Furthermore, the weekly timeframe indicates that Apple is not slowing down. The chart shows a near absence of red candles, meaning that buyers have complete control over the overall bull market. 💹 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Market capitalization since 2018 In 2018, Apple became the first American company to exceed a market capitalization of 1 trillion dollars. This milestone was achieved due to the success of the iPhone and other company products. Apple also leverages its ecosystem and services, such as the App Store and iCloud, which contribute to its market value. 💰 In 2023, Apple surpassed another significant milestone and became the first company with a market capitalization exceeding 3 trillion dollars. This success reflects the ongoing popularity of Apple's stocks and the trust investors have in its portfolio of products and services. Apple continues to pursue its innovative approach and expands its portfolio with new technologies and markets, helping it maintain its position as one of the world's leading technology companies. 🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Remember, this contribution serves as an informative analysis and should not be construed as financial advice. Stay informed, stay connected, and happy investing! 🌟📈 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 💼💰❤️ Trade like a pro, laugh all the way to the bank! Like and subscribe for more money-making !" 💼💰❤️
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by michaelmolek
Natural gas-head and shoulders patternClear bearish head and shoulders pattern for natural gas. The head and shoulders is a reversal pattern that can indicate a potential trend reversal from bullish to bearish. The pattern consists of three peaks, with the central peak being higher than the other two, resembling the shape of a head and two shoulders. In the context of natural gas trading, the head and shoulders pattern typically forms during a prolonged uptrend, indicating a potential exhaustion of buying pressure and a shift towards selling pressure. The first peak represents the left shoulder and is formed as the price reaches a local high. This is followed by a retracement or pullback, where the price temporarily declines.
PEPPERSTONE:NATGASShort
by miladnazarzadeh
🔥 INJ Long-Term Bull-Flag Break Out AnticipatedINJ has been trading in a bearish channel for nearly 3 months now. With Bitcoin's resurgence, there's a decent probability for INJ to break through the top resistance and to continue it's bullish trend. The yellow marked area is a short-term bull-flag, within a long-term bull-flag. The trade is based on the premise that both will break bullish. SL under 7.00, profit target at the recent 2023 top for a decent risk-reward of almost 5.43, make sure to wait for confirmation.
Long
by FieryTrading
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🔥 Ethereum's Next Cycle Top Date & Value CalculatedIn this analysis I want to make a prediction on where Ethereum will top, and around which date we can expect it to top. Keep in mind that I only use the last two cycles in this analysis, so take this analysis with a grain of salt. As seen on the chart, we can clearly see two things: 1: ETH tops 78 weeks after the Bitcoin halving. 2: ETH tops around the top purple resistance. We will assume that ETH will top at this resistance again next cycle. If we combine the two points above, we can easily determine around which area and on which date ETH will top, assuming that this analysis is correct of course. Price: I'd say that ETH will likely top somewhere between 13k and 17k, see the yellow area. Of the two, the price range is the most speculative. Date: ETH will top in the week of 13th of October 2025. This is calculated by added 78 weeks to the Bitcoin halving. We're extrapolating limited data, so don't take this analysis as a proven fact, but more as a speculative forecast. Nevertheless, I think there's definitely some merit in this analysis. Do you think this analysis is true? What is your ETH top prediction? Share below 🙏
KRAKEN:ETHUSDLong
by FieryTrading
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USDCAD - Wait For The Trigger ↘️Hello TradingView Family / Fellow Traders. This is Richard, also known as theSignalyst. on Daily: Left Chart USDCAD is retesting a resistance zone in blue so we will be looking for sell setups on lower timeframes. on H1: Right Chart USDCAD is forming a head and shoulders pattern but it is not ready to go yet. 🏹 For the bears to take over, we need a momentum candle close below the gray neckline. Meanwhile, until the buy is activated, USDCAD can still trade higher inside the resistance or even break it upward. 📚 Always follow your trading plan regarding entry, risk management, and trade management. Good luck! All Strategies Are Good; If Managed Properly! ~Rich
by TheSignalyst
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THE KING OF THE HEAD AND SHOULDERS | How to find this pattern ⚡Zer0_Trader The essence of the strategy is to search for the direct and inverted "Head & Shoulders" pattern Shoulders" pattern with the simultaneous confirmation of its potential workout on Zer0 Trader Indicator" indicator, which makes it possible to trade regularly, minimizing the closing of trades by stops. ❌TRADING WITHOUT AN INDICATOR We see the "Head & Shoulders" formation, enter the trade 🔜 the trade is closed by a Stop Loss⛔ ✅Trading with the "Zer0 Trader Indicator" indicator We see the formation "GIP", we see the confirmation of the result on the indicator, we go into trade 🔜 trade is closed at Take Profit As you can see from the examples above, it is absolutely not enough to find only a formation because: - Perfect formations are quite rare in the market, and full-fledged it is necessary to trade regularly to make a full-fledged profit; - Every trader tends to see or "complete" a formation where it is not any trader has a tendency to see or "draw" a formation where it doesn't exist and this leads to an increase in loss-making trades; - without additional confirmation of a potential working out of a formation your deals form, your trades will be closed by stops more often and take unnecessary losses which you could have avoided using the indicator. 📈 INDICATOR "Zer0 Trader Indicator" In order to enter non-obvious but potentially profitable situations and I created the "Zer0 Trader Indicator" indicator to minimize errors. Thanks to which increased the percentage of profitable trades by 90%, and the percentage of trades closed of trades closed by stop was reduced to 10%. The signal to enter the trade, along with the formation of Head & Shoulders/reverse Head & Shoulders, are the reduction of strength on the indicator, namely, descending peaks (divergence/convergence), as in the examples below. 🔎EXAMPLES OF WORKOUTS In the framework of the trading strategy with the use of the indicator all situations can be can be divided into 2 types: - Head & Shoulders/ reverse Head & Shoulders with a flat base - Head & Shoulders/ reverse Head & Shoulders with diagonal base 🟢Head & Shoulders/ reverse Head & Shoulders with flat base *ideal, but rather rare situation 🟢Head & Shoulders/ reverse Head & Shoulders with a diagonal base *The situation you will deal with most often ✍️ STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR WORK Setting up a chart in TradingView - Line" chart view - logarithmic scale Searching for the Head & Shoulders/ reverse Head & Shoulders pattern - it is important that similar patterns draw several coins simultaneously - on a downtrend, the chart and the indicator should be reversed (the scale should be inverted) - you can look for a pattern by the indicator (divergence) - the more ideal-looking is the pattern, the higher is the probability of its execution - it is important that the pattern is drawn correctly not only on the line, but also on a candlestick chart chart Comparison of the chart and the indicator The indicator must show a decrease in strength (three divergence). Searching for the entry point TVX - entry point when the neckline is broken and the of the candle behind it. It's important to have an identical pattern on other coins as well. Risk evaluation Potential of the trade is measured from the top of the head to the level of the neck line. We draw a line from the peak of the head to the the neck line and re-position it to the potential breakout point. We take the "Short/Long Position" tool and put it in the TVX. Then we stretch out the targets by the level of potential, and stop 3-4% above the head (on the candlestick chart). Setting targets Objective 1 (45%) - from the entry point to the middle of the breakout Target 2 (45%) - till the end of analysis Target 3 (10%) - to the moon, based on the previous extremums *At achievement of the first target we move the stop to the Buy ☢️ THE MOST COMMON MISTAKE Entering a trade in the absence of a pronounced divergence on the indicator Such an error leads, at a minimum, to unjustified and useless losses, and, at a maximum, to at most, liquidation, if there were no stops at all! 🔴THE MOST IMPORTANT SECTION WHERE TO START TRADING? You have read this tutorial, you understand everything and you are ready to fix the profit. BUT! The first thing you need to start with is training on history and developing observation of not just the chart, but the chart through the prism of this strategy. For I strongly recommend each of you to do your homework. Despite the fact that I've been trading for several years now, I myself regularly myself on a regular basis. HOW TO DO MY HOMEWORK? 1. You pick any coin and any year that has already completely passed. 2. Rewind the chart to January 1 and press "Market Simulator", which will hide the chart movement from you after that date. 3. Choose a simulation speed of x10 and press the "Forward" button until you see the potential formation of the right shoulder, until you see the potential formation of the right shoulder and head. 4. Next, you draw a potential neck line, a working pattern, and wait for for confirmation of the formation. Additionally, see if a similar situation is drawn on other charts. situation on other charts. 5. The deal worked out. 6. Make 2 screenshots (line + candlestick) and enter the results in the table "Home" in your worksheet. 7. You save the screenshots in the folder with the name of the coin and drop them into the chat room, where I will give comments.
Education
by zer0_trader
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FrogAlgo: Head and Shoulder PatternThe head and shoulders pattern is a well-known chart pattern utilized in technical analysis to anticipate potential reversals in price trends. It derives its name from its visual resemblance to a head and two shoulders. Typically forming after an uptrend, this pattern is considered bearish and indicates a potential reversal in the market. Here are the main characteristics of a head and shoulders pattern: - Formation: The pattern consists of three peaks or highs, with the middle peak (the head) being the highest and the two outer peaks (the shoulders) slightly lower in height. The lows between the peaks form the neckline valleys. - Neckline: The neckline acts as a support level, connecting the lows between the peaks. It serves as a crucial level for confirming the pattern. The neckline can slope upward, downward, or be horizontal. - Volume: Volume plays a significant role in confirming the pattern. Typically, volume is higher during the formation of the left shoulder and the head, and lower during the formation of the right shoulder. A notable increase in volume can occur when the price breaks below the neckline, confirming the pattern. - Breakout: The pattern is considered complete when the price breaks below the neckline. This breakout serves as confirmation for the bearish reversal, signaling a potential shift from an uptrend to a downtrend. - Price Target: To estimate the potential downside target, measure the vertical distance from the neckline to the top of the head, and subtract that distance from the breakout point. This projected target represents a potential price level that the asset could reach after the pattern is confirmed. - It is important to note that the accuracy of the head and shoulders pattern, like any other chart pattern, is subjective and can vary depending on several factors. Factors such as the timeframe, market conditions, and the quality of the pattern itself can influence its accuracy. - Traders and analysts often use additional confirmation signals and indicators, such as volume analysis, momentum oscillators, and trendlines, to increase the reliability of their predictions when identifying head and shoulders patterns. While the head and shoulders pattern is widely recognized and utilized by technical analysts, it is important to incorporate it into a comprehensive trading strategy that considers other factors such as fundamental analysis, market sentiment, and risk management.
AMEX:SPY
by A1TradingHub
A Double Bottoms Pattern!The double bottoms pattern is a common chart pattern used in technical analysis, including scalping strategies. It is a bullish reversal pattern that can signal a potential trend reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend. - In scalping, traders aim to take advantage of short-term price movements and generate quick profits. The double bottoms pattern can be used to identify potential buying opportunities for scalpers. Here's a general description of the pattern: - Downtrend: The price is in a downtrend and reaches a low point, forming the first bottom (low). - Reversal: After the first bottom, the price bounces back up but fails to sustain an upward movement, leading to a minor pullback. - Second bottom: The price then declines again, but this time it does not reach the previous low. Instead, it forms a second bottom, which is typically higher than the first one. - Confirmation: Once the second bottom is formed, traders look for confirmation signals to enter a long (buy) position. This may include a breakout above a resistance level, a bullish candlestick pattern, or an increase in trading volume. - Target: The target for the trade is often set by measuring the distance between the bottoms and adding it to the breakout point. This provides an estimate of the potential upside move. - It's important to note that scalping strategies often rely on quick trades and small price movements. Therefore, it's crucial to incorporate additional technical indicators, such as momentum oscillators or moving averages, to enhance the accuracy of the signals and manage risk effectively. Remember, before implementing any trading strategy, including scalping, it's advisable to thoroughly backtest and practice it in a simulated or demo environment to gain confidence and refine your approach. Additionally, risk management and proper position sizing are essential aspects to consider in scalping or any trading activity.
AMEX:SPYLong
by A1TradingHub
RSI Divergences!🐸 RSI (Relative Strength Index) divergences refer to a technical analysis tool used to identify potential trend reversals or continuations in the price of a financial asset. RSI is a popular momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. It oscillates between 0 and 100, with values above 70 indicating overbought conditions and values below 30 indicating oversold conditions. 💥 Divergences occur when the price of an asset moves in a different direction than the RSI indicator, suggesting a potential shift in the underlying trend. There are two main types of RSI divergences: 💥 Bullish Divergence: This occurs when the price of an asset forms a lower low, but the RSI indicator forms a higher low. It suggests that the selling pressure is weakening, and a bullish reversal may be imminent. Traders often interpret this as a signal to consider buying or going long on the asset. 💥 Bearish Divergence: This happens when the price of an asset forms a higher high, but the RSI indicator forms a lower high. It indicates that the buying pressure is diminishing, and a bearish reversal may be on the horizon. Traders often view this as a signal to consider selling or going short on the asset. 🐸 RSI divergences are considered as potential reversal signals, but they should not be relied upon solely for making trading decisions. It is crucial to combine them with other technical analysis tools and indicators, as well as considering fundamental factors, to increase the probability of accurate predictions. Traders often use RSI divergences in conjunction with trendlines, support and resistance levels, and other momentum indicators to confirm their trading decisions.
AMEX:SPY
by A1TradingHub
📈How to Trade: Rising Wedge Pattern?🗣️ The rising wedge pattern is a bearish chart pattern commonly observed at the end of an upward trend in financial markets. It signifies a possible reversal in the trend and is the opposite of the bullish falling wedge pattern, which occurs at the end of a downtrend. Traders interpret the rising wedge as a period of consolidation following a medium to long- term trend, indicating a loss of momentum. This pattern is often used as a signal by traders to initiate short-selling positions or exit their existing positions. 😘 To identify and utilize the rising wedge pattern: 1| Identify an ongoing trend in a specific currency pair or asset. 2| Draw trend lines that connect the highs and lows of the trend, establishing support and resistance levels. 3| Wait for price consolidation and observe the narrowing of the support and resistance lines, forming a rising wedge pattern. 4| Notice how the upper trend line acts as resistance and the lower trend line serves as support, converging towards each other. 5| Once the price breaks below the support line of the rising wedge pattern, consider placing a sell order. 6| Implement a stop-loss order at the same level as the support trend line to manage risk in case of a price reversal. 7| Determine a profit target by considering the distance between the highest and lowest points of the wedge pattern, or by using technical indicators or previous support levels as references. 😘 Key Takeaways: 💥 The rising wedge pattern is a technical chart pattern used to identify potential trend reversals. 💥 It appears as an upward-sloping price chart with two converging trend lines. 💥 Typically, trading volume decreases during the formation of a rising wedge. 💥 The rising wedge pattern is generally regarded as a bearish chart pattern that suggests a possible breakout to the downside. 💥 Wedge patterns can form in either the rising or falling direction. #stocks #trading #tradingview #spy #frogalgo #investment #business #money #funds #stocktrading #stockmarket #foryou
AMEX:SPY
by A1TradingHub
What is bullish rectangle pattern?The rectangle pattern is a well-known technical analysis pattern that can be a valuable tool for traders. It consists of horizontal lines representing significant support and resistance levels, indicating a period of indecision in the market. This pattern can be effectively traded in two ways: by buying at support and selling at resistance, or by waiting for a breakout from the formation and utilizing the measuring principle. www.google.com 💥 When discussing the bullish rectangle candlestick pattern, we are referring to a chart formation that occurs during an uptrend. It represents a temporary pause in price movement before resuming the upward trend. This pattern signifies a period of equilibrium as the price moves sideways. Once the price breaks out above the upper resistance level, the pattern is considered valid and generates a buy signal. Bullish rectangle patterns are powerful and commonly used in breakout trading strategies. 💥 Conversely, the bearish rectangle pattern is the opposite version of the bullish rectangle pattern. It follows the same formation and rules but occurs during a bearish market trend. 💥 Understanding the key takeaways of the rectangle pattern is crucial for successful trading. Firstly, this pattern indicates a lack of trend as the price fluctuates between horizontal support and resistance levels. Traders have different approaches to trading rectangles. Some prefer to trade within the pattern, buying near the bottom and selling or shorting near the top. Others choose to wait for breakouts, which occur when the price moves out of the rectangle. 💥 It's important to note that the rectangle pattern concludes with a breakout, marking the end of the price's sideways movement between support and resistance levels. 💥 For more insights and daily ideas about market updates, psychology, and indicators, you can follow @QuantVue. If you find their work valuable, remember to show your support by liking, commenting, and following them. By understanding and utilizing the rectangle pattern, traders can potentially enhance their trading strategies and capitalize on the opportunities presented by this classical chart formation.
NASDAQ:AMD
by A1TradingHub
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