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Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Reversal? Rising Wedge Breakdown Signals Sell! The chart suggests a potential bearish move after a rising wedge pattern breakdown. Key Observations: Rising Wedge Breakdown: BTC formed a rising wedge, which is a bearish reversal pattern. The price has broken down from this wedge, indicating a potential downtrend. Support and Resistance Levels: Resistance Zone: Around $88,188 – $88,792, marked as a key level where selling pressure may increase. Support Zone: Around $85,368 – $84,226, where buyers may step in. Target: $81,429 – $81,258, a strong support level where price could drop. Bearish Setup: The chart suggests a sell opportunity near resistance, expecting a downward move toward the target zone. Trading Idea: Entry: Sell near $88,000 after confirmation. Target: $81,429 – $81,258 (support zone). Stop-Loss: Above $89,991 (resistance zone). This setup suggests Bitcoin could decline further, making it a potential short trade opportunity. However, traders should watch for confirmation and overall market sentiment before executing trades.
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by PIPsOptimizer
Just broke through a high liquidity zone!!It just broke through a high liquidity zone!! The marked line is the arrival point. We still have plenty of profit-making possibilities left, so be patient. Wait for a good pullback with the corresponding manipulation to find a good re-entry!! If the market goes without us, it's better to take a loss where we don't know what we're doing. Note: (A fairly crowded zone is always a liquidity zone.) Keep it simple! If you liked it, don't forget to follow me!
Long
by DAISTRUM
[ TimeLine ] Gold 4 April 2025Hello everyone, 📅 Today is Wednesday, April 2, 2025. I will be using the high and low price levels formed on the following dates as key entry points for my trades: 📌 April 4, 2025 (Friday), or 📌 April 4 & April 7, 2025 (Friday & Monday). Trading Plan: ✅ Wait for the price range from these candles to form (indicated by the green lines). ✅ Trade entry will be triggered if the price breaks out of this range , with a 60-pip buffer . ✅ If the price moves against the initial position and hits the stop loss (SL) , we will cut/switch the trade and double the position size to recover losses. 📉📈 Below is the chart with the estimated Hi-Lo range of April 4 & 7, 2025. You can copy the unique code and add it to the TradingView URL . 🔗 TV/x/ikMJV8NH/
OANDA:XAUUSD
by lybeedo
USDJPY Short OpportunityPoint and Figure charting is the OG technical analysis method—no fancy candlesticks or bar charts needed. Unlike other charts, Point and Figure ignores time and focuses purely on price action, offering clarity amid market noise. If candlestick charts look too chaotic for your taste, Point and Figure usually clears things up. Its simplicity is its best feature: fewer patterns and straightforward trade execution rules, compared to the 150+ patterns of Japanese Candlesticks. On the USDJPY 40-pip/3-box reversal P&F chart, a bear flag pattern is currently being tested and acting as solid resistance. This creates an aggressive but appealing short entry opportunity at 148.80. Below this entry, there are multiple potential profit targets, with T3 (141.60) marking the maximum realistic expectation. Now, before you get too excited about a single-column collapse from 148.80 down to 141.60—hold your horses. The odds of USDJPY making such a dramatic drop in one swift move are slim to none. But given the current international trade tensions, stranger things have happened. Think of the area between 148.80 and 141.60 as a zone where it's easier for USDJPY to drift downward rather than grind upward.
Short
by itsjustanalysis
Wall Street vs GoldZilla. The End of 'Irrational Exuberance' Era"Irrational exuberance" is the phrase used by the then-Federal Reserve Board chairman, Alan Greenspan, in a speech given at the American Enterprise Institute during the dot-com bubble of the 1990s. The phrase was interpreted as a warning that the stock market might be overvalued. Origin Greenspan's comment was made during a televised speech on December 5, 1996 (emphasis added in excerpt) Clearly, sustained low inflation implies less uncertainty about the future, and lower risk premiums imply higher prices of stocks and other earning assets. We can see that in the inverse relationship exhibited by price/earnings ratios and the rate of inflation in the past. But how do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values, which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions as they have in Japan over the past decade? Greenspan wrote in his 2008 book that the phrase occurred to him in the bathtub while he was writing a speech. The irony of the phrase and its aftermath lies in Greenspan's widely held reputation as the most artful practitioner of Fedspeak, often known as Greenspeak, in the modern televised era. The speech coincided with the rise of dedicated financial TV channels around the world that would broadcast his comments live, such as CNBC. Greenspan's idea was to obfuscate his true opinion in long complex sentences with obscure words so as to intentionally mute any strong market response. The phrase was also used by Yale professor Robert J. Shiller, who was reportedly Greenspan's source for the phrase. Shiller used it as the title of his book, Irrational Exuberance, first published in 2000, where Shiller states: Irrational exuberance is the psychological basis of a speculative bubble. I define a speculative bubble as a situation in which news of price increases spurs investor enthusiasm, which spreads by psychological contagion from person to person, in the process amplifying stories that might justify the price increases, and bringing in a larger and larger class of investors who, despite doubts about the real value of an investment, are drawn to it partly by envy of others' successes and partly through a gamblers' excitement. The main technical graph represents a value of S&P500 Index in Gold troy ounces (current value 1.81 at time of writing this article), indicates that effusive Bull stock market goes collapsing. -- Best wishes, Your Beloved @PandorraResearch Team 😎
SP:SPX
by PandorraResearch
Bullish Nikkei Faces Formidable HeadwindsJapan’s lost decades are behind us. Many long-term factors are driving resurgence in Japanese equities. Economic growth is accelerating – driven by strong domestic consumption. Radical market reforms have made Japan attractive for domestic and global investors. As a result, the benchmark Nikkei 225 set a new all-time-high after four decades. However, the rally is facing challenges. Tightening monetary policy, trade uncertainties, and waning impact of corporate efficiency reforms pose near-term headwinds that could push the benchmark into a correction, followed by a period of consolidation. BOJ’s rates hikes The Bank of Japan (BoJ) plays a crucial role in the performance of Japanese equities. Since 2016, the BoJ instituted negative rates to support economic growth which boosted equity markets. Chart 1: From 2015 to 2025, loose monetary policy boosted the Nikkei 225, but equities have stagnated since rates began rising However, in March 2024, the BoJ hiked rates for the first time after two decades. Subsequently, rates were lifted twice, up to 0.5%, the highest since 2008. Crucially, it intends to raise rates further as part of a broader return to neutral policy rate – one that’s neither too restrictive nor too accommodative. Chart 2: The Nikkei 225 tends to rise slightly before BoJ meetings but falls sharply afterward, especially following rate hike (2024 to Present) The BoJ is expected to hike rates by 50 basis points by end of March 2026 according to a Reuters poll . Two-thirds expect the next rate hike in Q3, likely in July this year. Traditionally the wage hikes in spring serve as a critical indicator for the BOJ, influencing its decision to continue raising interest rates as part of its shift towards a more neutral monetary policy. This year, many economists expect the wage hikes to match or exceed 5.1% as seen in 2024. With yen’s slide halting, the BoJ will have more room to manoeuvre. Consequently, a rate hike seems likely forming additional headwinds to Japanese equities. Fading impact of Corporate Reforms Nikkei’s ascent is also thanks in part to TSE’s corporate reforms. For years, Japanese equities were seen as “value trap,” dissuading investors. In 2023, to unlock the value trap, the TSE embarked on a campaign to enhance capital efficiency among listed Japanese firms to attract wider investment. New listing rules “urge” firms to deploy their capital better – either through shareholder returns or CAPEX. These reforms were effective in the near-term, boosting key valuation metrics such as P/B and P/E ratios. However, the improvements from these reforms are starting to slow. Chart 3: Japan’s Prime Market weighted average Price-to-Book ratio has fallen back to pre-reform levels over the past year (2023 to Present) Average P/B and P/E ratios of the prime market firms listed on the TSE is back to pre-reform levels. The large short-term bump from these policies have faded, no longer providing an immediate tailwind. Chart 4: Japan’s Prime Market weighted average Price-to-Earnings ratio has fallen back to pre-reform levels over the past year (2023 to Present) Tariff Risks Haunt Markets Perhaps the largest near-term risk facing the Nikkei 225 is the potential for trade disruptions. Chart 5: Nikkei 225 daily returns show a sharp drop on the day tariffs were announced Trump has announced a steep 25% tariff on imported cars, set to take effect on April 2, a dramatic 10-fold increase from the current 2.5%. Additionally, he has raised the steel and aluminium tariffs to 25%, with no exemptions or exceptions—a significant blow to Japan, one of America's key trade and security allies. Despite Japan’s trade minister Yoji Muto lobbying for relief in Washington, the U.S. has yet to offer any concessions. US remains Japan’s largest export market, accounting for ¥21 trillion ($140. 6 billion) in trade, with automobiles making up nearly 28% of that figure. The impending tariff spike is expected to dent Japanese exports, slash domestic production, and squeeze profit margins. Trade tariffs, especially those impacting some of the largest companies in the Nikkei 225 present a significant risk for investors. Additionally, the tariffs are likely to lead to a shrinking trade surplus for Japan which may weaken the yen and further exacerbate inflationary pressures, prompting the BoJ to hike rates. Nikkei 225 is Weighted Towards Exporters The Nikkei 225 index is dominated by technology firms which makes up almost half of the index. This sector includes both Electronic Manufacturing firms and Software & Communications companies. Notable firms within this sector are Tokyo Electron (5.9%), Advantest (5.7%), Softbank Group (4.2%), and KDDI (2.5%). Chart 6: Nikkei 225 sector weightings shows large weightage towards technology firms Other notable categories are Consumer Goods and Materials. Consumer Goods is dominated by Fast Retailing, the single largest component of the index with a weight of 10.7%. The index is impacted substantially by trade given its heavy tilt towards manufacturing. Rising input costs from imports and reduced demand for exports can both stifle performance Chart 7: Nikkei 225 Sector wise 1Y performance. Over the past year, Finance has been one of the strongest sectors in the index. Contrastingly, Producer Manufacturing, which has a high weightage in the index, has been among the underperforming sectors. This trend is likely to continue, with trade disruptions and a slowing AI rally posing headwinds to major index components. CME Group Nikkei 225 Futures CME Group’s suite of Nikkei 225 futures provide a range of instruments to express views on Japan’s benchmark equity index. Futures are available in two different contract sizes – Standard and Micro. More information on these can be found at the Nikkei 225 Futures page . Particularly, the newly launched Micro Nikkei 225 contract presents interesting possibilities for both trading & hedging exposure. Due to the smaller size, the contract requires lower margin, boosting capital efficiency for traders. For risk managers, it allows for precise hedging, reducing unwanted residual exposures. A crucial use case of these futures is the expanded trading hours in the week. Investors can trade CME Group’s Nikkei futures 23 hours a day, 5 days a week, significantly longer than the underlying cash market. This allows futures to be an effective overnight hedging tool. Chart 8: CME Micro Nikkei futures cumulative volume growth The Micro Nikkei futures are available both as a yen-denominated, and USD-denominated product. Both provide for compelling use-cases to hedge FX volatility. Investors can use the USD-denominated contract to negate any risk from movements in the yen, and trade directly using USD. Conversely, the yen-denominated contract can be deployed strategically to benefit from a strengthening yen. Technicals Signal Near-Term Bearishness Technical summary of Nikkei 225 index shows a bearish outlook on the 1D chart timeframe. This suggests potential downside in the near-term. Chart 9: Nikkei 225 technical indicator signals short-term bearish outlook In the longer-term (1-month timeframe) Nikkei 225 technical indicators show a bullish signal. Chart 10: Nikkei 225 long-term technical indicator signals bullish outlook Looking at specific technical indicators, the rebound following the tariff related decline seems to be fading with MACD and RSI, signalling a weakening trend. With Nikkei 225 trading below a key support/resistance level, strong momentum may be required to pass this level. At present, that momentum is lacking. Chart 11: Nikkei 225 RSI, Bollinger Bands, and MACD signal emerging bearish trend Hypothetical Trade Setup While Nikkei 225 has multiple long-term drivers that support secular growth, near-term risks are palpable. Tariff uncertainty, BoJ policy, and fading impact of the TSE market reforms support a short-term bearish view on the Nikkei 225. Investors can express this view by deploying a short position on Micro Nikkei (JPY) denominated futures expiring on June 13 (MNIM25). The following hypothetical trade setup provides a reward to risk ratio of 1.8x. The same view can be expressed using CME Group’s standard Nikkei (JPY) denominated contract which would scale the below P&L by 10x. Crucially, this position’s P&L is denominated in yen. The yen appreciation due to BoJ policy will further boost the USD value of this P&L, enhancing overall returns. Chart 12: Shorting Micro Nikkei (JPY) futures expiring in June (hypothetical trade setup) Entry: 37,650 Target: 36,300 Stop Loss: 38,400 Profit REACHED at Target: JPY 67,500 = ((37,650-36,300) x JPY 50), which is around ~USD 450 Loss at Stop: JPY 37,500= ((37,650-38,400) x JPY 50), which is around ~USD 250 Reward to Risk: 1.8x Trade Nikkei 225 Futures with Phillip Nova from 10 Cents/Lot* Start trading Nikkei 225 Futures with Phillip Nova from just 10 cents/lot*. Since its inception in 1983, Phillip Nova (formerly Phillip Futures) has become one of the region's top brokerages, offering access to Futures, Stocks, CFDs, Forex. ETFs and Commodities. With clearing memberships in 21 global exchanges, including CME, HKEX, SGX, and more, Phillip Nova offers you a seamless trading experience. Trade CME Micro Nikkei 225 with a lower barrier to entry.
CME:MNI1!Short
by phillip_nova
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SPY Divergence - Bullish Comeback?SPY is showing quite a significant bullish divergence on the Daily timeframe. This appears to concur with a potential double-bottom formation. We also see the RSI beginning to poke up through it's moving average: Alongside this we see a Rug Pull target on the 4h timeframe of the ES1! S&P futures ticker. Rug-pull events on this ticker have seen a great degree of accuracy over the past few years, as seen below: This rug-pull target alongside strong divergence on the higher timeframes indicates a high probability the markets will trend towards the upside in the near future.
AMEX:SPYLong
by RocketTraveler
Today analysis for Nasdaq, Oil, and GoldNasdaq The Nasdaq closed higher on the daily chart. Although a sell signal briefly appeared in the previous session, the MACD failed to form a bearish crossover with the signal line, instead finding support and rebounding. The index strongly bounced from its low, reaching the 5-day moving average (MA) before closing with an upper wick. Since the MACD is supporting the signal line and potentially resuming an upward trend, the key level to watch is whether the price can break through the strong resistance at 19,625–19,675. As long as the MACD does not confirm a bearish crossover, it is advisable to trade within the range. On the 240-minute chart, the index rebounded from the bottom while generating a buy signal. However, with strong resistance around 19,675, if the price pulls back once more, it could either form a double bottom or resume a strong upward move from a single-bottom structure. Although the MACD has crossed above the signal line (golden cross) on the 240-minute chart, it is still far from the zero line, suggesting that further pullbacks may occur after additional gains. It is important to avoid chasing the price and instead focus on buying dips at key support levels while maintaining a range-trading approach. Crude Oil Oil closed flat, facing resistance at $72. On the daily chart, the price broke above the 240-day MA and is now testing resistance from a previous supply zone. It is likely to consolidate within a range while pulling up the short-term moving averages. The daily MACD has moved above the zero line, lifting the signal line as well. If the price remains in a range-bound consolidation, the signal line will eventually rise above the zero line, further supporting a bullish structure. Key upcoming events include today’s oil inventory report and tomorrow’s OPEC meeting, which could act as catalysts for either a continuation of the rally or a pullback. Since there is still a gap between the 3-day and 5-day MAs, range trading remains the best approach. On the 240-minute chart, strong buying momentum continues, but given the heavy supply at previous resistance levels, a period of sideways movement or a pullback is likely. If a bearish crossover occurs on the 240-minute chart, oil could drop below $70. For now, monitor whether the uptrend can hold, and if it does, consider trading within the range while managing downside risks. Gold Gold closed lower after an overshoot to the upside. On the daily chart, the price was in an overextended high position, with a significant gap from the 3-day and 5-day MAs. After a brief rally, selling pressure emerged, leading to a bearish close. Since gold has yet to properly test the 5-day MA, a pullback to this level remains a possibility. However, the daily MACD is still trending upward, and liquidity remains strong, increasing the likelihood of a one-way rally unless the 10-day MA is broken. Short positions should be approached with caution. On the 240-minute chart, a bearish crossover has occurred, leading to a pullback from the high. However, since the uptrend remains intact, even if the MACD crosses below the signal line, the fact that it is still above the zero line suggests a potential rebound. The best strategy is to focus on buying dips at key support levels, as the market is likely to consolidate before resuming a trend move. Be cautious when trading within a range-bound market. With Friday’s U.S. employment report approaching, market volatility remains elevated. Trump’s tariff policies are increasing concerns about inflation and a potential economic slowdown. The interpretation of upcoming economic data will be crucial in determining market direction. Risk management remains essential, so trade cautiously and stay prepared. Wishing you a successful trading day! If you like my analysis, please follow me and give it a boost! For additional strategies for today, check out my profile. Thank you!
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Futureguard
LTR longs potential-IS price retesting demand zone in the future? price allowing good r/r ratio LTF analysis could be seen as exhausted sellers. -remember its only revisiting zone ATM -confirmed buyers will show bullish PA if its ready or NOT we still need multiple things down here to confluence before entering in .. -zones are only zones when there's reactions - price structure has to play out firstly -stay unbias with no emotions. My NEUTRAL status until PA presents THEN TURNING shlong.
ASX:LTRLong
by Permaculture
1
CELH Building a Base Before Next Move? CELH Building a Base Before Next Move? Key Gamma & SMC Zones in Play 1. Market Structure & Price Action: CELH has printed two Break of Structure (BOS) signals after reclaiming demand near $32.50. After the CHoCH on March 28, price flipped bullish with a strong impulse, then consolidated near the $36–$37 zone, forming a new BOS. Price is currently trading inside a newly defined bearish FVG (Fair Value Gap) and liquidity sweep zone from $35.80–$36.50. Support is building at the $35 level, and a higher low has been maintained after retesting the previous BOS origin. 2. Smart Money Concepts (SMC): * CHoCH: Flipped bullish on March 28 after prolonged compression. * BOS x2: Signals were clean near the $33 and $36 pivots — continuation possible if $36.50 breaks. * Liquidity Zones: * Demand block near $34.50–$33.50 * Supply/FVG region: $36–$37.50 * Trendline Support: Holding higher lows on the short-term channel. 3. Indicators (1H Chart): * MACD: Bearish crossover but flattening — potential for reversal. * Stoch RSI: Oversold and beginning to curve up, signaling a possible bullish push. * 9/21 EMA: Slightly squeezed, with price hovering just above both — waiting for confirmation breakout. 4. Options GEX Analysis: * Gamma Walls: * $36: High open interest wall (GEX resistance) * $40: Strongest positive GEX zone — price magnet if bulls break $36.50 * Put Support Walls: * $35 & $34.50: Layered support from -9% to -25.7% Put GEX levels * HVL at $36 (04/04 expiry): Key battle zone Sentiment & Flow: * IVR: 27.1 * IVx Avg: 68.5 * CALLs Flow: 48.4% (highly bullish skew) * GEX Sentiment: 🔴🟢🟢 (Neutral–Bullish) * Time to Expiry: 4h 16m (likely driving gamma pinning around $36) 5. Trade Scenarios: 🔹 Bullish Scenario: * Break and hold above $36.50 confirms momentum toward $38–$40 * Entry: $36.20+ * Stop Loss: $35.20 * Target 1: $38 * Target 2: $40 (gamma wall) 🔻 Bearish Scenario: * Break below $35 support triggers downside to retest demand at $34.50 * Entry: $34.90 * Stop Loss: $36.10 * Target: $33.50–$33 Final Thoughts: CELH is coiling within a tight zone between strong supply and demand. If bulls can hold $35 and break the $36.50 gamma wall, the price has room to magnet toward $38–$40. A break below $34.50 opens the downside path back to $33. Watch volume around $36 and flows as expiry nears. This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and trade responsibly.
NASDAQ:CELH
by BullBearInsights
PYPL Building a Base or Faking a Bounce? All Eyes on This CHoCH!Market Structure & Price Action
PayPal (PYPL) is showing early signs of a potential reversal after forming a CHoCH (Change of Character) near the $66 level following a prior BOS (Break of Structure) and key demand reaction around $63.38. The price is now trading inside a retest range from a previous order block and pushing higher with a bullish structure of higher lows. A clean ascending trendline supports the move, with price respecting the diagonal base. MACD is showing light momentum to the upside, and Stoch RSI is coiled just under overbought — signaling possible short-term consolidation before continuation or a breakout. Key Levels to Watch: * Resistance Zone (Supply): $71.50 – $72.00 * Support Zone (Demand): $63.38 – $64.57 * Breakout Trigger: Over $66.50 with volume * Breakdown Trigger: Below $63.38 BOS zone GEX & Options Flow Sentiment * GEX Walls (Gamma Exposure): * Highest Call Wall / Resistance: $72.00 * Put Wall / Support: $63.00 * Options Oscillator (Pro): * IVR: 39.7 * IVx avg: 45.3 * Call$: 12.6% * GEX: 🟢🟢🟢 * Bias: Slightly Bullish into resistance, volatility could expand above $67. Trade Setup Ideas
Bullish: If price holds above $65.50 and breaks $66.50, we may see a squeeze toward $69 and eventually $71. * Entry: $66.50 * Stop: $64.70 * Targets: $69 / $71.50 Bearish: Failure to break $66.50 with rejection + bearish divergence may offer a put opportunity toward $63. * Entry: $65.70 rejection or breakdown below $64.50 * Stop: $66.60 * Target: $63.50 / $62.80 Conclusion
PYPL is bouncing within a consolidating range, and the CHoCH suggests possible accumulation. A breakout above $66.50 confirms strength; otherwise, it’s a fade back to support. Watch the trendline and volume closely this week. Disclaimer
This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and trade responsibly.
NASDAQ:PYPL
by BullBearInsights
XOM Coiling Under Resistance: Gamma Breakout or Rejection Setup?1. Market Structure Analysis: XOM has formed a balanced range after printing a Break of Structure (BOS) and two notable CHoCHs on the 1H timeframe. Price is consolidating inside a green supply zone between 118.50–119.90, with wicks tapping the top of the zone but no clean breakout yet. The price structure is forming higher lows from the March 28th pivot, signaling accumulation beneath key resistance. 2. Supply and Demand Zones: * Demand Zone (Support): 117.21 → Strong historical zone and prior low from BOS candle. * Supply Zone (Resistance): 119.00 – 119.90 → Flat ceiling that's held since March 26. 3. Order Blocks and Support/Resistance: * Resistance: 119.90 (key gamma wall + SMC zone) * Support: 117.21 (red BOS support and trendline base) * Trendline: An ascending support trendline from March 28th low is intact. Watching for a triangle breakout or breakdown. 4. Key Indicators (MACD, Stoch RSI): * MACD shows a bullish crossover with histogram building strength. * Stoch RSI is rising out of oversold territory and nearing mid-zone. Still room to run before hitting exhaustion. These indicators currently support momentum building toward a bullish breakout. 5. Options Flow / GEX Sentiment Zones: * Highest positive GEX: 120.00 → Gamma resistance and breakout target. * Call Walls: 119.00 (74.31%), 121.00 (moderate), 124.00 (light). * Put Walls / Downside GEX: 116.00 is the HVL + strong negative gamma level, 115.00 and 113.00 are next layers of support. Options Oscillator: * IVR: 29.1 * IVx avg: 24.2 * Put$ Flow: 24.3% * GEX Bias: Strongly bullish with green bars stacked to 124
This setup supports a potential gamma squeeze if price pushes above 120 with strength. 6. Scalping vs Swing Outlook: * Scalp Bullish Trigger: Break and hold above 119.90 = breakout play to 121.00. * Scalp Bearish Trigger: Rejection at 119.90 = short setup back to 118.30–117.90. * Swing Bullish Setup: Entry on retest of 118.50 with SL below 117.20 and PT at 121.00 → 124.00 * Swing Bearish Setup: Only valid if clean break below 117.20 with volume, targeting 116 → 113. 7. Actionable Suggestion: If XOM opens above 119.50 and breaks 119.90 with increasing volume and flow, look for a momentum breakout toward 121 and 124. If the move stalls under 119.90 again, consider fading the resistance for a pullback play. 8. Conclusion: XOM is coiled for a potential breakout, sitting just below a major resistance cluster at 119.90. Gamma levels and bullish options flow favor an upside push, but failure to break could trigger mean-reversion. Watch for volume and reaction at the 120 level. 9. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and trade responsibly.
NYSE:XOMLong
by BullBearInsights