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BTC market cycle tops inverted onto current price, date targets.I mapped the bars pattern from the BTC market cycle tops. I projected where the price action might go by inverting the top pattern and then matching it to the current price action by stretching the pattern. It says we will stay around this range until July, then will pull back to 20k by sep/oct, rally Oct/Nov to 25k, pullback dec, 15.5k lows through march 2024. Price action will spike at the BTC halving on 4/22/24 from 17.4 - 23.7 beginning an uptrend. There will be a pullback to 19.3k in the beginning of June before we rally to 28k to AUG. Then we go sideways and down for 220days. 11months after the halvening we will breakout. June 09 2025 we will break out to 44k and continue much higher. According to this theory I just charted today, could be invalidated in the next couple of months.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDShort
by spaccrypto
$BTC 👀 Possible wykoff accumulation fractal layover 🌊🌋Using the bars pattern to lay the fractal of the 2021 bar run over today's recent bear market, we can see some pretty good similarities between the two. This suggests that $BTC could be due for its relief really now, more than likely rejecting off of the $35K-$38K region, then finding its last area of support just under $30K, then finishing its accumulation and sending back towards ATH. Leave a comment with your thoughts! **This is my opinion based off of chart data and is not financial advice. **
by DoozerInvest
USOIL Bars Pattern IdeaIf a deleveraging like 1999 is happening, perhaps we will see 1999-2008 in oil play out in a similar fashion? Not saying it will or won't happen, but it currently looks like oil is setting up momentum for a future breakout. I copied the bars pattern from 1999 to 2008. Maybe it's too bullish? Or maybe not bullish enough. I would venture to say that it seems so much worse than 1999, the prediction isn't bullish enough, but I'm not sure. What do you think? Good luck and don't forget to hedge your bets :)
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TVC:USOILLong
by fringe_chartist
53
Bitcoin repeating the same price action? Hello traders, I was going over prior price action when I noticed some similar movements from the beginning of this run when we all were historically waiting for the $10,500 price to be broken and become support. In the beginning of the run we had very similar price action to where we are at now. So I just wanted to share a bars pattern with you from the highlighted area on the chart shown here placed over the current price action that we are in now. Let’s see if it plays out. Have a green week folks!
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by Savvythe1
8
AMC -- Threading The GatesHave you ever watched slalom skiers? The way they weave down the mountain and pass between gates? AMC has been doing something similar for 8 straight trading days. What you have here is the same chart we've been looking at from the Accumulation Within The Spring that I first shared on Dec. 2. Once it seemed we'd reached bottom, I went to my The Cycle, Redux chart and wondered what it would look like if I tried to sync the low on Dec. 3 with the low on Jan 5. So, I took bars patters from a handful of timeframes and pulled them into place on this chart. Then, I just watched. What emerged a few days ago was that the daily bars pattern, squished to mimic the quicker timing of the print currently, was most accurate. And, my "most accurate" I mean, so far -- eight days straight -- perfect. We've even hit 5 bullseyes in those 8 days, which seems statistically impossible. You are actually seeing two different bars patterns overlaid on one another to mimic the shape of a daily candle and wick. For the white candle, I used an HL pattern and for the yellow a OC pattern. Because the bulk of the past price action took place between candle open and close, I consider this "body of the candle" to be the bullseye, but in reality passing through the gate seems like an improbability after just a few trading days. I'll also note that this holds a fairly Wyckoffian pattern as this micro accumulation consolidates after SOS, before exiting into Phase E and pushing the price action back into the master trading range we've been in since June. This is something I'll continue keeping an eye on. All charts referenced are below. As always, feel free to click "Make Chart Mine" and enjoy tinkering with it for yourself.
NYSE:AMCLong
by squarerootof9
3
Re distribution Next event!Welcome to thunderboy21 technical analysis, Here you see 2 parts on the chart that are very similar to each other, as i have said is my previous Post i was looking at this fractal from above distribution and projected it on this price action. i shorted the top via this fractal for a 20% move down ( Did not expect that fast ) i think this is just going to play out, first on the rise up to 49k ish everyone gets ultra bullish and fomo longs, only to sell into the bigger sell orders that are waiting at these levels. in the next post i will post the picture of this .618 - .66 fib with all the confluence i found! Make sure you check it out! SMASH that like button ! Follow for more great insights! that is thunderboy21 signing out
BYBIT:BTCUSD.PShort
by Thunderboy21
2
An Introduction To Trading Inside Bar SignalsToday’s lesson is an introduction to the inside bar signal and how to trade it. It’s really one of my favorite patterns to trade, especially on the daily chart time frame. Why, you ask? It’s simple. The inside bar pattern shows a pause or indecision in the market, and depending on the surrounding price context it formed within, this provides us with an extremely valuable clue about what a market is about to do next. The inside bar is yet another “tool” in your price action toolbox that will add to your trading strategy which when mastered will help improve your chances of long-term trading success. Let’s get started with some introductory concepts and theory on inside bars… What is An Inside Bar? An inside bar pattern is a multi-bar pattern that consists of a “mother bar” which is the first bar in the pattern, followed by the inside bar. An inside bar pattern can sometimes have multiple inside bars within the same mother bar. Here is what standard inside bars look like: As you can see by the image below, inside bars can form exactly in the middle of the mother bar or close to either the high or low, there is not an EXACT way they have to look, just as long as they are contained within high to low distance of the mother bar 4 Variations of Standard Inside Bars 1. Double (multi) inside bar The “double inside bar” consists of two inside bars within the structure of the mother bar. They are pretty common and often times you will even see 3, 4 or sometimes (rarer) even more inside bars within the same mother bar structure. These patterns signify a prolonged period of indecision in the market and they can come before very powerful breakout moves… 2. Coiling Inside Bars Coiling inside bar patterns occur when 2 or more inside bars are “coiling” up tighter and tighter like a spring, within one another. Pay special attention when you see these because they mean the market is contracting and just like a spring wound up tighter and tighter, eventually it’s going to “release” and explode into a powerful move (in many cases). 3. Fakey Pattern (inside bar false-break ) The fakey trading pattern is very important in regards to inside bars because there is an inside bar pattern within a fakey. As you can see below, a fakey is actually a false break out from an inside bar pattern. It’s literally where price initially breaks one way from an inside bar pattern, but then quickly reverses, sucking everyone out who was wrong and then charging back the other direction. Obviously, these are giving us VERY intelligent clues as to the next potential direction in price. 4. Inside Bar Pin Bar Combo Pattern As we all know, pin bars are one of the best price patterns you can trade and when it’s when you get a pin bar that is also an inside bar, that you have an inside bar pin bar combo pattern. When you combine a pin bar into an inside bar, you are getting both a “wind-up” that is going to be released and a pin bar with a tail / shadow that indicates the next potential direction of the market. Hence, an inside bar is not just a pause in the market, it’s a pause with an extra piece of confluence behind it, and as a result, a more powerful price action signal. Trading Inside Bar Patterns There are essentially two main ways we can look to trade inside bars, as with most other patterns; as a continuation signal or as a reversal pattern. Now, I prefer to trade them as continuation signals in trending markets on the daily chart, because that’s the easiest way to trade them quite frankly. However, inside bars CAN indeed be very powerful at major support and resistance levels as reversals. Let’s look at some examples: 1. Trading Inside Bars as Continuation Move s The “classic” way to trade an inside bar pattern, and the way that I love trading them the most, is within a trending market, as a continuation move. An inside bar is much easier to take in a trending market because the odds are already in your favor for trading with the trend. The inside bar will many times lead to a breakout or continuation in-line with the existing trend direction. They can provide a good structure to try to pyramid your trade into a huge win. Tip : Avoid trading inside bars at major levels until the level has cleared, because many times such inside bars will create a false break at the major level. 2. Trading Inside Bars as “Stall Patterns” / Reversals Sometimes, you can trade an inside bar as a reversal / stall pattern where price “stalls” out at a level and that leads to a reversal back the other direction. In the chart below, we can see an example of a good inside bar reversal signal. Notice that the inside bar formed at a key chart level, indicating the market was hesitating and “unsure” if it wanted to move any higher. We can see a strong downside move occurred as price broke down past the inside bar’s mother bar low.. Please note that trading inside bars as reversal patterns should ONLY be tried after you have successfully mastered trading them in-line with the daily chart trend as continuation / breakout plays, as we discussed above. Special Inside Bar Trading Tip s Here are some of my tips and tricks when trading inside bars. These are things that I learned over the years that will improve your chances of success when trading this pattern: 1. Tighter inside bar patterns and coiling inside bar patterns often lead to explosive large break out moves. This is because of the “stored energy” that took place as the market “coiled”, that energy typically gets released in the form of a strong breakout move… 2. Patterns containing smaller inside bar patterns allow tighter stop losses and great risk reward, these are the ideal candidates. 3. Be wary of patterns with both very large mother bars and large inside bars, these can often be difficult to trade due to lots of false signals and they make it more difficult to manage risk. 4. My favorite 2 patterns are – Fakey signals and – Inside bar pin bar combos. 5. We must learn to filter inside bars because the one bad thing about them is that a lot of them form across all time frames. However, with proper training and experience on the charts, you will learn to differentiate. CONCLUSION This was a basic introduction to the inside bar signal and how I trade it, I cover this pattern and much more in my advanced price action trading courses. Upon joining, some of what you will learn is: 1. More inside bar variations and how to trade them. 2. More example charts. 3. Members trading discussion forum, including inside bar discussion 4. Daily members on-going daily and weekly market commentary where we discuss potential inside bar trade setups as they form. 5. Members trading videos and articles library that includes more in-depth inside bar trading training. 6. Email coaching & Support line. 7. On-going updates for free I hope you found today’s lesson helpful and inspiring. Inside bars are truly one of the most interesting and powerful price action signals so I hope you enjoyed learning about them and that you’ll continue to do so. Please Leave A Comment Below With Your Thoughts On This Lesson… If You Have Any Questions, You can drop your question as comment or message me privately.
Education
by Skuchies_CryptoKing
Explaining Bars, Graphic Guide Part 8As one of the most popular types of business charts, a bar chart provides a lot of information to technical analysts. As a result, it enables traders and investors to come up with thoughtful trading strategies, designed to take advantage of the market, allowing traders and investors to profit from different values. To better understand a bar chart, you must learn its different parts. High - is at the peak of a single bar. Represents the highest price for the day or time period you are using. Open - This is the first price a security first trades at and only occurs when the stock market opens for trading. This is represented by a horizontal bar near the foot of the vertical bar. Low: As the lowest price traded during the day, it is at the foot of the vertical bar. Close: As the last traded price of the day, it is represented by a horizontal bar that projects towards the ad on the right located near the top / peak. During this time, traders are supposed to exit a trade or complete transactions before the market closes. Direction: The bar graph indicates the direction and is represented by the opening and closing feet. What you need to know is that if the opening foot is above the closing foot, it indicates upward progress. When the closing foot is below the opening foot, this indicates that the price has moved down. Range: is represented by the location of the top and bottom of the vertical bar. The Range value is calculated by subtracting the minimum from the maximum. A bar chart belongs to OHLC charts or Open-High-Low-Close chart types and as such is formed through the connection of a series of price points. As a result, the chart is plotted on the X and Y axes. The X axis represents time which is represented in terms of days, while the Y axis represents price. Bar Chart (OHLC) OHLC = Open,High,Low,Close Well, for simplicity, let's look at an example of the OHLC bar. Now let's see how this bar is created: The first thing that forms is the horizontal bar that appears on the left side. Then a vertical line begins to form that will be in motion for the duration of the time interval that we have chosen. The upper end of the bar will be the maximum price, while the lower end will be the minimum price. Finally, once the vertical bar is formed, a horizontal line will appear on its right side that will indicate the closing price of the bar. Let's remember. Always, always, the opening price is on the left, regardless of whether it is above or below the horizontal line on the right. If the horizontal bar on the left is below the horizontal line on the right, we will say that it is a bullish bar, since the price has closed above the one it opened. On the contrary, if the bar on the left is above the bar on the right, we will say that it is a bearish bar, since the price closed below the opening price. Let's better see an example of each one: The left horizontal line informs us of the opening The right horizontal bar informs us of the closure Finally, comment that there are different types of bars and sizes. It is possible that the opening and closing prices are the same, or that the bar has no maximum or no minimum or, absence of both. What we have to be clear about is that it will always have a price that opens and another that closes the bar. Here are some examples of bars for clarification. 1- Opening and closing at the same level without any movement occurring. 2- Opening and closing at highs 3- Minimum opening and closing 4- The closing coincides with the minimum 5- Opening at the maximum 5- Open coincides with the high and close coincides with the low 6- The open and close coincide, but the bar makes lows and highs There are more types of bars, for example with the opening at the lows and the closing at the highs, among others. Finally, although the bar chart provides us with all the price information, it has the disadvantage of not being so visual and can be confusing if we are not used to it. Bar Features: It is a unit of measure within different trading platforms. Considering it more or less the size of the predetermined time. You are looking at a 1d period graph. The Bar will have the value of 1d. Period. If you see it in graph 1min, the bar will have the value of 1min. - Bars in 1d time. - Bars in time 1min. If we realize Bars does not have "Shadows" they are only lines which already includes the shadow within its line and its crossing to the next Bar would be the closing price. This would be a way to see at which closing price for more accuracy. In any case, you are not interested in seeing the shadows and only visualizing the movements of the asset's value. Keep in mind that this is a guide that I am developing from the most basic, until I advance to where I know, if you are interested, follow me.
BINANCE:BTCUSDEducation
by UnknownUnicorn18500526
2
$CASI KST Buy Signal CASI Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, develops and commercializes pharmaceutical products and various therapeutics in China, the United States, and internationally. The company's product pipeline includes EVOMELA, a melphalan hydrochloride for injection primarily for use as a high-dose conditioning treatment prior to hematopoietic progenitor cell transplantation in patients with multiple myeloma. Its product pipeline also comprise CNCT19, an autologous CD19 CAR-T investigative product for the treatment of patients with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL) and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma; CID-103, an anti-CD38 monoclonal antibody being for the treatment of patients with multiple myeloma; ZEVALIN, a CD20-directed radiotherapeutic antibody, to treat patients with NHL; and Thiotepa, a chemotherapeutic agent, which has multiple indications including use as a conditioning treatment for use prior to hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. In addition, the company offers MARQIBO, a microtubule inhibitor, approved by the FDA for the treatment of adult patients with Philadelphia chromosome-negative ALL; and Octreotide LAI formulations for the treatment of acromegaly and for the control of symptoms associated with various neuroendocrine tumours, as well as developing a portfolio of 25 FDA-approved abbreviated new drug applications. It has licensing agreements with Black Belt Therapeutics Limited; Juventas Cell Therapy Ltd.; Pharmathen Global BV; and Cleave Therapeutics, Inc. The company was formerly known as EntreMed, Inc. and changed its name to CASI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in June 2014. CASI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is based in Rockville, Maryland.
NASDAQ:CASILong
by UnknownUnicorn19246015
CANDLSTICK or BARS. What common?There are public rules for graphing price movements on the charts of various market assets. There are two main types of designation: Candles They were invented by the Japanese rice merchant Homma Munehisa, which is why they got the name - Japanese candles. The candlestick gives information about deals within the selected period: - Opening - the initial price of the period, the price of the first deal. - High - the maximum price of the period - Low - reasonable price of the period - Close - the closing price of the period, the price of the last deal. - The bod y of the candle is the distance between the open and close. - Candle shadow - deviations from the opening and closing prices, maximum and minimum values ​​of prices. Depending on which direction the price went: rose or fell - the candlestick can be bearish or bullish. Bars This type of image is not much different from candles. They consist of exactly the same parts and display all the same information. The bar is rather a more compact candlestick image. Instead of a full-fledged "body", only a vertical stroke is displayed. What kind of depiction of price movements do you prefer? Traders, if you liked this idea or if you have your own opinion about it, write in the comments. I will be glad 👩‍💻
Education
by Lingrid
22
US Presidential Election Year Pattern 04-08-12-16Did anyone notice that the Covid19 Crash of 2020 fell to the level where Trump was elected back in November 2016? I thought it would be interesting to use the "bars pattern" tool to copy the US Presidential Election Year price action of the $DJI Dow Jones Industrials and paste it to the end of 2019 to see how we are doing compared to the last 4 elections. I'll add some more after I publish this. I hope you can find patterns in price action to help you find insights into market opportunities. Every day I am searching for ideas in the Key Hidden Levels Chat room and posting them as I see them. Tim 11:30AM EST 10/20/20
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DJ:DJI
by timwest
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