SPY: A Dangerous Turning Point (D&W charts).The SPY chart exhibits some key technical aspects worth noting.
On the daily chart, the price action has recently tested the double support area around the 21-day EMA and the 550 level. This confluence of support has provided a temporary floor, allowing the price to bounce back. However, if SPY misses this key support level in the future, it'll officially trigger a bearish reversal to its next support levels, like the 542, or even lower.
On the weekly chart, the bearish engulfing pattern stands out. This pattern, occurring after reaching an all-time high, indicates a potential reversal or a strong corrective phase - if triggered. SPY's price would need to lose last week's low to trigger this pattern, which is very close to the 550 support seen on the daily chart. Therefore, this is a critical support area on multiplie time frames.
The price action following this pattern suggests a weakening of the bullish momentum that previously drove the SPY to new highs. The 21-week EMA will be crucial as it has historically served as a dynamic support level throughout the upward trend, and it'll be a technical target if SPY reverses the bullish sentiment.
The interplay between these support levels and the reaction to the bearish engulfing pattern will be critical in determining the next phase for the SPY. The trend is still bullish, but we are trading around a dangerous area, which could act as a major turning point for SPY.
For now, let's closely monitor the price action around these levels, especially the behavior near the 550 support and the 529.08 EMA, for further clues on the ETF's direction.
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All the best,
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USDJPY Opportunities for Both Bears and BullsHere’s an exciting update on USDJPY, which has something for both short-sellers and those looking to buy. Let’s dive in!
Current Overview:
- 4-Hourly Chart:
- There’s a sell zone, but the overall movement of USDJPY is on a bullish ride. :chart_with_upwards_trend:
Shorting Opportunity:
- Key Level: 157.69
- What to Do: If you’re looking to short, watch for a Magic Candle Confirmation within the sell zone (red box). The ideal entry would be at 157.69.
Buying Opportunity:
- Key Pattern: Potential Head and Shoulders Formation
- Key Level: 157.69
- What to Do: Like me, if you’re waiting to buy, this is the level to watch. Wait for a Magic Candle Confirmation at 157.69 to enter a long position, betting on a Potential Head and Shoulders Formation.
Final Thoughts:
Whether you’re looking to short or buy, the key is patience and waiting for confirmation. Trading is all about making informed decisions and managing risk effectively.
What’s your plan for USDJPY? Are you in the short camp or the long camp? Share your thoughts and strategies below!
Happy trading, everyone!
GBPUSD Breakout and Bullish Shark Pattern!I hope you’re all doing well and staying sharp in the markets. I wanted to share an interesting setup I’ve been eyeing on GBPUSD that could be a great opportunity for both new and experienced traders alike.
What’s Happening?
- Weekly Chart:
- GBPUSD has finally broken out from its sideways consolidation, which is super exciting! This breakout could mean we’re in for some upward action.
The Plan:
On the 1-hourly chart, I’ve spotted a Bullish Shark Pattern. This pattern is a fantastic tool for identifying potential buying opportunities.
- Key Level: 1.2873
- What to Do: I’m waiting for a “Magic Candle Confirmation” at this level. This confirmation will give me the green light to enter a long position.
Why This Setup is Cool:
- Breakout: The breakout on the weekly chart signals a possible trend change, which is a big deal!
- Bullish Shark Pattern: This pattern helps us pinpoint a precise entry, making our trading plan more reliable.
How to Trade It:
1. Wait for Confirmation: Don’t rush! Wait for the Magic Candle to form at 1.2873.
2. Set Your Stop-Loss: Place it just below the pattern completion level to manage risk.
Final Thoughts:
Trading can be tricky, but by using patterns and waiting for confirmations, we can make more informed decisions. Keep learning and stay patient. Good things come to those who wait (and plan well)!
What do you think about this setup? Do you have any insights or questions? Drop a comment below and let’s discuss!
Happy trading, everyone! 🚀
Long Opportunities on EURUSDIf you are looking to long EURUSD just like me, the 4-hourly chart presents a promising Bullish Shark buying opportunity. Here's how we can approach it:
Bullish Shark Pattern:
- Pattern Completion Level: 1.0820
- Strategy: Wait for a Magic Candle Confirmation at 1.0820 before entering a long position.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just below the pattern completion level.
Support and Resistance Level:
- Support Level: 1.0864
- Strategy: Look for a buying opportunity at this support level.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just below the support.
- Target: Target 1 at Previous High.
Key Points:
- Bullish Shark Pattern: Provides a technical setup for a long position with a specific entry and confirmation point.
- Support and Resistance: Offers a simpler approach for traders looking for straightforward support and resistance trades.
- Risk Management: Ensure proper stop-loss placement to manage risk effectively.
- Confirmation: Always wait for the Magic Candle Confirmation before entering trades based on the Bullish Shark pattern.
These setups provide clear entry and exit points for long positions on EURUSD.
What’s your take on these strategies? Do you have other approaches that work for you?
Share your thoughts and strategies below!
Charting the Markets: Top 10 Technical Analysis Terms to KnowWelcome, market watchers, traders, and influencers to yet another teaching session with your favorite finance and markets platform! Today, we learn how to marketspeak — are you ready to up your trading game and talk like a Wall Street pro? We’ve got you covered.
This guide will take you through the top technical analysis terms every trader should know. So, kick back, grab a drink, and let’s roll into the world of candlesticks, moving averages, and all things chart-tastic!
1. Candlestick Patterns
First up, we have candlesticks , the bread and butter of any chart enthusiast. These little bars show the opening, closing, high, and low prices of a stock over a set period. Here are some key patterns to recognize next time you pop open a chart:
Doji : Signals market indecision; looks like a plus sign.
Hammer : Indicates potential reversal; resembles, well, a hammer.
Engulfing : A larger candle engulfs the previous one, suggesting a momentum shift.
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2. Moving Averages (MA)
Next, we glide into moving averages . These are practically lines that smooth out price data to help identify trends over time. Here are the big players:
Simple Moving Average (SMA) : A straightforward average of prices over a specific period of days.
Exponential Moving Average (EMA) : An average of prices but with more weight to recent prices, making it more responsive to new information.
3. Relative Strength Index (RSI)
The RSI is your go-to for spotting overbought and oversold conditions. Ranging from 0 to 100, a reading above 70 means a stock might be overbought (time to sell?), while below 30 suggests it could be oversold (time to buy?). Super common mainstay indicator among traders from all levels.
4. Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Bands consist of a moving average with two standard deviation lines above and below it. When the bands squeeze, it signals low volatility, and when they expand, high volatility is in play. Think of Bollinger Bands as the mood rings of the trading world!
5. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
The MACD is all about momentum. It’s made up of two lines: the MACD line (difference between two EMAs) and the signal line (an EMA of the MACD line). When these lines cross, it can be a signal to buy or sell. Think of it as the heartbeat of the market.
6. Fibonacci Retracement
Named after a 13th-century mathematician, Fibonacci retracement levels are used to predict potential support and resistance levels. Traders use these golden ratios (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 100%) to find points where an asset like a stock or a currency might reverse its direction.
7. Support and Resistance
Support and resistance are the battle lines drawn on your chart. Support is where the price tends to stop falling — finds enough buyers to support it — and resistance is where it tends to stop rising — finds enough sellers to resist it. Think of these two levels as the floor and ceiling of your trading room.
8. Volume
Volume is the fuel in your trading engine. It shows how much of a stock is being traded and can confirm trends. High volume means high interest, while low volume suggests the market is taking a nap from its responsibilities.
9. Trend Lines
Trend lines are your visual guide to understanding the market’s direction. Technical traders, generally, are big on trend lines. You can draw them by connecting at least a couple of lows in an uptrend or at least a couple of highs in a downtrend. They help you see where the market has been and where it might be headed.
10. Head and Shoulders
No, it’s not shampoo. The head and shoulders pattern is a classic reversal pattern. It consists of three peaks: a higher middle peak (head) between two lower peaks (shoulders). When you see this take shape in your chart, it might be time to rethink your position.
What’s Your Favorite?
So there you have it, a whirlwind tour of the top technical analysis terms that’ll help your trading yield better results and, as a bonus, make you sound like a trading guru. What’s your favorite among these 10 technical analysis tools? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
Gold at Record Highs! Breakout or Imminent Reversal?4-Hour Time Frame Analysis:
Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL): The chart displays a clear upward trend with higher highs and higher lows. This indicates a bullish market structure.
Ascending Channel: The price is moving within an ascending channel, showing a steady increase in value.
Key Levels:
1-Hour LQZ / Reversal: 2429.940
4-Hour LQZ / Reversal Point: 2391.394
Potential Take Profit (TP) Levels:
TP 1: 2319.385
TP 2: 2288.085
TP 3: 2267.832
Current Price Action: The price has reached the upper boundary of the ascending channel, suggesting a potential reversal or breakout. Traders should watch for confirmation before taking action.
1-Hour Time Frame Analysis:
Higher High (HH): Similar to the 4-hour chart, the 1-hour chart also shows a higher high, indicating a bullish trend continuation.
Ascending Channel: The price is respecting the ascending channel, reinforcing the bullish sentiment.
Key Levels:
1-Hour LQZ / Reversal: 2429.940
4-Hour LQZ / Reversal Point: 2391.394
Current Price Action: The price is at the top of the ascending channel. Traders should look for signs of a reversal or a breakout above this level to gauge further price movements.
15-Minute Time Frame Analysis:
Ascending Channel: The 15-minute chart shows a detailed view of the ascending channel with the price closely following this structure.
Key Levels:
1-Hour LQZ / Reversal: 2429.940
4-Hour LQZ / Reversal Point: 2391.394
Current Price Action: The price is currently at the top of the channel, suggesting a potential short-term reversal or continuation depending on the breakout direction.
Summary:
Bullish Trend: All three time frames show a clear bullish trend with higher highs and higher lows.
Ascending Channel: The price is moving within an ascending channel on all time frames, which supports the bullish outlook.
Key Reversal Zones: Pay attention to the 1-hour and 4-hour LQZ / Reversal points at 2429.940 and 2391.394 respectively.
Potential Reversal: The price is currently at the upper boundary of the ascending channel on all time frames. This indicates a potential reversal if the price fails to break out. Traders should wait for confirmation before entering trades..
SPY: Beware of These Reversal Patterns!In the daily chart of the SPY, a potential double top pattern is forming, signaling a bearish reversal. The key resistance level for this pattern is around 550.12, where the price has failed to break through on two recent occasions, marked by red arrows.
This level is critical for traders to watch as it represents a significant hurdle for any upward momentum. If SPY fails to close above this resistance, it might lead to a bearish breakdown towards the neckline support at 542.62. A break below this level would confirm the double top pattern, potentially leading to a further decline towards the next support around 533.07.
On the weekly chart, a gravestone doji pattern has emerged, a strong bearish reversal signal, especially after a sustained uptrend. This pattern indicates that buyers were unable to maintain higher prices, leading to a close near the week's low.
The gravestone doji, appearing near the resistance level around 550.12, reinforces the bearish outlook suggested by the daily double top pattern. If the bearish sentiment persists, the first significant support to monitor is the 21-week EMA, which has historically provided dynamic support during uptrends.
Integrating the daily and weekly charts, SPY is at a crucial juncture. The double top pattern on the daily chart and the gravestone doji on the weekly chart both indicate potential bearish pressure. If you are bullish, a decisive close above 550.12 would invalidate the double top and suggest a continuation of the uptrend. However, the current technical indicators favor a bearish scenario, with the potential for a significant correction if key support levels are breached. For now, we should closely monitor these critical levels to gauge SPY's next move, balancing the bearish signals with the potential for bullish invalidation.
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Remember, real trading is reactive, not predictive, so let's stay focused on the key points described above and only trade when there is confirmation.
“To anticipate the market is to gamble. To be patient and react only when the market gives the signal is to speculate.” — Jesse Lauriston Livermore
All the best,
Nathan.
KOG - Trading the Range!RANGE BOX:
When the price is in a ranging market look for date of when the price was last in its range. Example above shows we had the range, a breakout above and then a break back inside the range. Draw a box around the range and then identify the buy area and the sell area. This stops you from trading in the middle of the range and getting chopped up by the market. Always wait for the lower levels to buy and the higher levels to sell. If either level breaks wait for the support or resistance to turn into support or resistance. This give you an indication of potential further movement in the direction of the breakout.
Within the range you will find trends, smaller support and resistance levels and chart patterns. This will further help you to trade within that range of scalp in between levels. Identifying these levels and patterns also give you a view of potential future movement. Again, this helps towards making sure you don’t get caught trading in the middle and getting caught the wrong of the market.
Now we’ve updated the range to present day and it gives us a clearer picture of what the market has been trying to do since October 2021. We can the H&S back in November which as yet hasn’t been tested, with patterns like this they don’t always get a retest but on most occasion the price will come back to test it. This tells us that if we break above the range high again there is potential for the price to test that 1860 at some point.
We can also see that there is a double top recently which caused the price to break back inside the range. Again, on most occasions its likely the price will want to test the pattern or neckline at some point. This gives us an indication of potential movement in the direction of the double top and if we break the double top (we fail a triple top) then there is a chance we could go further up based on support below to test the shoulder of the H&S from Oct. We then add our every day analysis, support and resistance levels and smaller timeframes to further confirm movement and potential challenges on different price regions.
If we now look at the bottom of the chart we have one significant area of interest. That’s the buy area we have been using to take the long trades within the range. We can see its given us a triple bottom in this region where we have seen rejection in price. This area has worked well for Bulls but now we will need to be cautious if the price comes down to challenge this area again. Based on what we mentioned above with patterns its likely the price will want to come down to test this level again at some point. Keeping that in mind we also have to be cautious here as the level has been rejected 3 times forming the triple bottom. The is huge potential now for the next test on this level to break this level aggressively which could take us down towards the lower key support of 1730-20.
Hope this helps traders, its more an educational post rather than our analysis but please do back test it and see how it works for you. Any questions please do ask, we try our best to answer everyone.
See you tomorrow for the KOG report.
As always, trade safe.
KOG
Classic Support and Resistance with Harmonic Pattern on USDCADUSDCAD has a classic support and resistance line on the 1-hourly chart. Here are two approaches depending on your trading style.
Classic Support and Resistance Levels:
Shorting Opportunity:
- Resistance Level: 1.3691
- Strategy: Look for a shorting opportunity at this resistance level.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just above the resistance.
- Target: Aim for the support level at 1.3641 or below.
Buying Opportunity:
- Support Level: 1.3641
- Strategy: Look for a buying opportunity at this support level.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just below the support.
- Target: Aim for the resistance level at 1.3691 or higher.
Harmonic Pattern:
- Bullish Shark Pattern:
- Completion Price: 1.3637
- Strategy: Wait for the Bullish Shark Pattern to complete at 1.3637.
- Magic Candle Pattern Confirmation: Look for a Magic Candle Pattern confirmation to enter a buying position.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just below the Bullish Shark completion level.
- Target: Aim for higher resistance levels based on the pattern projection.
Key Points:
- Classic S&R Levels: Simple and effective strategy using clear support and resistance levels.
- Harmonic Pattern: Adds an additional layer of confirmation for more precise entries.
- Risk Management: Ensure proper stop-loss placement to manage risk effectively.
- Confirmation: Always wait for confirmation signals before entering trades.
Whether you prefer classic support and resistance or harmonic patterns, these setups provide clear entry and exit points. What’s your take on USDCAD? Do you have other strategies that work for you? Share your thoughts and strategies below!
Simple Strategies for NZDUSDA complicated trading strategy doesn't guarantee profits. Sometimes, a simple trading strategy works best. Here are two straightforward approaches I have for the NZDUSD trade.
Strategy:
1. Retest of Resistance at 0.6096:
- Setup: Watch for a retest of the resistance level at 0.6096.
- Entry: Enter a short position on confirmation of resistance holding.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just above the resistance level.
- Target: Aim for key support levels below for potential profit.
2. Retest of the Tip of the Bearish Channel:
- Setup: Look for a retest at the tip of the bearish channel.
- Entry: Enter a short position if the price respects the channel boundary.
- Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just above the bearish channel.
- Target: Aim for the lower boundary of the channel or key support levels below.
Key Points:
- Simplicity: Simple strategies can be effective and easier to manage.
- Risk Management: Ensure proper stop-loss placement to manage risk effectively.
- Confirmation: Always wait for confirmation of the levels holding before entering trades.
Sometimes, simplicity is the key to effective trading. What’s your take on NZDUSD?
Do you have any other straightforward strategies that work for you?
Share your thoughts and strategies below!
GBPUSD Sideways Consolidation and Potential Breakout MovesGBPUSD is currently in a sideways consolidation on the 1-hourly chart, presenting a potential for an expansion move or breakout in the coming week. Should the market break out to the upside, there are two potential shorting opportunities to consider.
Analysis:
- Sideways Consolidation: GBPUSD is in a range-bound phase on the 1-hourly chart.
- Potential Breakout: Watch for an expansion move.
Shorting Opportunities:
Traditional Resistance Level:
- Level: 1.2662
Strategy: Look for Magic Candle Confirmation around this resistance level to enter a short position.
Bearish Gartley Pattern:
- Completion Level: 1.2677
- Strategy: Monitor for the Bearish Gartley pattern completion and confirm with bearish signals to enter a short position.
Strategy:
- Monitor Breakout: Pay close attention to the price action for a breakout, should the market breakout to the upside, there are 2 resistance level you have to take note.
Shorting Levels:
- 1.2662: Traditional resistance level.
- 1.2677: Bearish Gartley pattern completion.
- Confirmation: Ensure to look for confirmation signals (such as bearish candlestick patterns or other technical indicators) before entering a short position.
- Risk Management: Use appropriate stop-loss levels to manage risk, and not risking more than 1% of your equity.
- Stay alert and be ready to act on these potential setups. What’s your take on GBPUSD?
Do you see any other potential setups or insights? Share your thoughts and strategies below!
Trading Idea: Counter-Trend Trading Opportunities on EURUSDEURUSD has an overall bearish trend. At this point, many counter-trend traders, including myself, are looking for counter-trend trading opportunities. We've had some luck in this regard.
Analysis:
Daily Chart:
- Bullish Shark Pattern: Confirmation is formed, suggesting potential for a counter-trend move.
4-Hourly Chart:
- Falling Wedge Trading Setup: Provides a setup to go long and take advantage of the bullish pattern on the daily chart.
Strategy:
- Bullish Shark Pattern: Use this confirmation on the daily chart to inform your decision.
- 4-Hourly Chart Long Entry: Look for entry points based on the Falling Wedge setup.
- Entry: On breakout above the wedge.
- Stop-Loss: Below the recent swing low within the wedge.
- Target: Aim for key resistance levels that align with the daily chart's bullish shark pattern projections.
Key Points:
- Counter-Trend Trading: Recognize the overall bearish trend but exploit the temporary bullish setup.
- Pattern Confirmation: Use pattern confirmations on higher timeframes to guide entries on lower timeframes.
- Risk Management: Ensure proper stop-loss placement to manage risk effectively.
What’s your take on EURUSD? Do you see any additional opportunities or setups? Share your thoughts and strategies below!
MU: A Dangerous Inflection Point! (D&W charts).Daily Chart:
On the daily chart, MU is trading within an ascending channel, a bullish indicator suggesting an uptrend continuation. The recent price action has tested the lower boundary of this channel, around 133.30, a critical support level that was a previous resistance, as evidenced by the red arrows – another example of the Principle of Polarity. The price rebounded from this support, highlighting its significance.
A sustained move above this level could push the stock higher within the channel, potentially targeting the recent highs around 157.41. The only thing missing is a clear bottom signal (there isn't any so far). However, a break below 133.30 could signal a potential shift in trend, leading to a deeper correction in the weekly chart.
Weekly Chart:
In the weekly chart, a shooting star pattern is observed, a bearish reversal signal that often appears at the top of an uptrend. This pattern indicates a potential top, especially if followed by a bearish confirmation in the subsequent weeks.
The current weekly close below the low of the shooting star reinforces the possibility of a correction (however, this week isn’t over yet). If the price continues to decline, the next significant support level to watch is the 21-week EMA, which has previously acted as a dynamic support.
Conclusion:
Integrating both time frames, MU is at a crucial juncture. The daily ascending channel suggests a bullish bias, but the weekly shooting star pattern warns of a potential correction.
If the price holds above the key support of 133.30 on the daily chart, it could resume its upward trajectory within the channel. However, failure to maintain this level might lead to further downside, aligning with the bearish implications of the weekly shooting star.
Fow now, we should monitor these levels closely to gauge the stock's next move, balancing the bullish potential of the ascending channel with the caution warranted by the shooting star pattern.
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Remember, real trading is reactive, not predictive, so let's stay focused on the key points described above and only trade when there is confirmation.
“To anticipate the market is to gamble. To be patient and react only when the market gives the signal is to speculate.” — Jesse Lauriston Livermore
All the best,
Nathan.
Trading Idea: Classic Support and Resistance vs. Harmonic PatterSometimes, the classic Support and Resistance trade is more effective than Harmonic Patterns. It may seem simple, but trust me, it isn't. First, you have to plot it the right way, and even then, different analyses will view the trend differently.
For example, I’ve recently got into shorting USDCAD.
Key Points:
- Support and Resistance: Often more reliable than Harmonic Patterns if plotted correctly.
- Different Perspectives: Proper plotting can lead to varied interpretations of the trend.
- Current Trade: Shorting USDCAD based on my analysis.
Strategy:
- Plan Your Trade: Always plan your trade meticulously and do not follow anyone blindly.
My Entries:
Shorted USDCAD: 1.3692(13)
ISL: 1.3740(-48)
TP1: 1.3666(+26)0.54
TP2: 1.3640(52)1.08
Remember, effective trading requires careful analysis and a well-thought-out strategy. What’s your take on the effectiveness of Support and Resistance trades compared to Harmonic Patterns? Share your thoughts and strategies in the comments!
Buyback Patterns for Swing TradingNASDAQ:AMGN shows a buyback run followed by a sell day that was instigated by market makers as buyers quickly disappeared. Remember that corporate buybacks are done by bank floor traders to add stock to their inventory so they won't take profits at the peak of the run; those are other market participants, such as market makers.
NYSE:KO is another example of a buyback run and how price moves back down after the professionals conclude their buybacks. The buybacks were announced in May this year so this stock has just started its share repurchase program.
NVDA: Pullback Ahead?Hourly Chart: Key Support and Previous Top
The hourly chart for NVDA emphasizes the significance of the support level at 125.59. This level was a previous top, and now it is acting as a support, following the Principle of Polarity in Technical Analysis. The chart shows that the previous top, which is now support, has been tested a few times, reinforcing its critical role.
Daily Chart: Bearish Engulfing Pattern
On the daily chart, a bearish engulfing pattern is evident, signaling a potential correction of the uptrend. This pattern forms when a smaller white candlestick is completely engulfed by a larger black candlestick, indicating a shift in market sentiment from bullish to bearish. This pattern is often a precursor to further downside movement. The red line marks the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level at 115.82, which was a previous resistance seen on the 1H chart as well, serves as an additional support level.
Conclusion
The NVDA charts provide a mixed outlook. The double support at 115.89 on the hourly/daily charts is critical, while the bearish engulfing pattern on the daily chart suggests a potential pullback ahead. For now, we should keep a close eye on the 125.59 support level. A hold above this level could indicate a buying opportunity, while a break below could signal further downside to the 115 area.
Keep in mind that the trend is still bullish and pullbacks would be buying opportunities as the price approaches its support levels, when the R/R ratio is optimized.
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Remember, real trading is reactive, not predictive, so let's stay focused on the key points described above and only trade when there is confirmation.
“To anticipate the market is to gamble. To be patient and react only when the market gives the signal is to speculate.” — Jesse Lauriston Livermore
All the best,
Nathan.
Trading Idea: GBPJPY Buying Opportunity and Bullish OutlookIf you're looking for a buying opportunity on GBPJPY, focus on the double bottom retest zone between 199.62 and 199.37. Overall, I maintain a bullish outlook on GBPJPY.
Key Levels:
- Double Bottom Retest Zone : 199.62 to 199.37
Strategy:
- Buying Opportunity : Look for entry points within the double bottom retest zone between 199.62 and 199.37.
- Bullish Outlook : Given the overall bullish sentiment, consider holding long positions for potential gains.
Stay cautious and trade wisely. What’s your trade plan for GBPJPY? Share your thoughts in the comments!
GBPUSD Sideways Consolidation with Potential Upside BreakoutTimeframe : Weekly and 4-Hourly Charts
Predicted Move : Potential Upside Breakout
Analysis :
On the weekly chart, GBPUSD is currently in a sideways consolidation phase. Although the pair is near the top of this range, there seems to be a tendency for the market to break towards the upside. This observation is based on my 18 years of trading experience and intuition.
Key Points :
- Sideways Consolidation : GBPUSD is trading within a defined range on the weekly chart.
- Near Top of Range : Price is approaching the upper boundary of the consolidation.
- Potential Upside Breakout : Market tendencies suggest a possible break to the upside.
- Trading Experience : This analysis is supported by my 18 years of trading experience and gut feeling.
Strategy:
- Retest and Buying Opportunity : If you share my perspective, I'm looking for a retest within the buy zone on the 4-hourly chart at 1.2666 for a buying opportunity.
- Understanding the Buy Zone : It may seem like the buy zone has been broken, but with professional chart reading, it's evident it hasn't.
Note: This analysis is based on my personal trading experience and should not be followed blindly. Always conduct your own research and analysis before making any trading decisions.
Stay cautious and trade wisely!
EURUSD Sideways Consolidation with Key Levels for TradingTimeframe : Weekly and 1-Hourly Charts
Predicted Move: Sideways Consolidation with Specific Levels for Trading Opportunities
Analysis :
On the weekly chart, EURUSD is in a sideways consolidation phase and is currently at the bottom of this range. For precise entry points, I'll be closely monitoring the 1-hourly chart.
Key Points:
- Sideways Consolidation : EURUSD is consolidating within a defined range on the weekly chart.
- Bottom of Range : Price is at the lower boundary of the consolidation, suggesting potential buying opportunities.
Key Levels on 1-Hourly Chart:
- Shorting Opportunity : 1.0739 is my preferred level for considering short positions.
- Buying Opportunity : 1.0668 is my preferred level for considering long positions.
Strategy:
- Monitor Key Levels : Watch the price action around 1.0739 for shorting and 1.0668 for buying opportunities.
- Confirmation : Look for confirmation signals on the 1-hourly chart before entering trades.
Discussion:
Potential for Parity: The question of whether EURUSD might hit parity again is intriguing. While the current consolidation phase doesn't indicate an immediate move to parity, significant macroeconomic events or shifts in market sentiment could drive the pair towards parity. It’s essential to stay updated on fundamental factors and market news that could impact EURUSD.
Note: This analysis is based on my trading experience. Always conduct your own research and analysis before making any trading decisions.
What’s your take on EURUSD? Do you see the potential for it to hit parity again? Share your thoughts!
EURUSD Bearish Trend and Bearish Bat Pattern CompletionEURUSD Bearish Trend and Bearish Bat Pattern Completion
Instrument: EUR/USD
Timeframe: 1-Hourly Chart
Current Direction: Bearish
Analysis:
EUR/USD is currently exhibiting a bearish trend. While the impulse to short immediately is strong, my preferred entry level is at 169.54. This price point aligns with the completion of a bearish bat pattern on the 1-hourly chart.
Key Points:
- Bearish Trend: The overall trend for EUR/USD is downwards.
- Bearish Bat Pattern: Completion level at 169.54, which offers a high-probability short setup.
- Entry Level: 169.54
- Chart Pattern: Bearish Bat Pattern
- Timeframe: 1-Hourly Chart
Strategy:
- Wait for Price to Reach 169.54: Monitor the price action and wait for it to approach the 169.54 level.
- Confirmation: Look for bearish confirmation signals around this level to enter a short position.
Stay tuned for updates and trade wisely!
Daily Timeframe suggests Bearish Price ActionWe are currently inside a 12$ Range on Crude Oil on the monthly timeframe. Support being 71.32 and resistance being 83.22. After two weeks of trading in June, Oil is up roughly 2/3 of 1 Percent. The First week being quite bearish but which was corrected, plus an additional some to the upside on the second week. Price came awfully close to the weekly resistance level ( about 25 cents) on Wednesday but coincided with US weekly Inventories and dropped on a higher than forecasted number. Weekly Bearish Target for Crude this week I have 75.36 Weekly support level. Weekly Long target for crude this week I have 79.58 Weekly resistance Level. What's interesting is that after the initial climb on last Monday, Crude simply consolidated for the rest of the week. It actually printed 3 Daily candles that had a larger top wick than the body of the candle. My Bias is bearish to kick off the new trading week and short term targets are 77.30 for the upcoming session.
Crude Oil peaks on OverSupply of Commercial Held Barrels?Hello Traders.. Today Crude Oil went up and up and up and was beginning to resemble a small cap crypto.. this was until US Inventories data release showed an oversupply of 2/3 items. The number of barrels held by Commerical firms was forecasted to decrease by -1.2 million barrels in this weeks readings. Maybe this is why we saw crude hiking up and up (+1.15$) throughout Asian session and London session. The Actual reading, released 30 minutes prior to London close, showed an increase in the number of barrels held by commercial firms. 3.7M is the number. This increase is signnifcant , especially since the last 4 releases have been forecasted to show a decrease in the number of barrels held . With an oversupply, price naturally dropped , abiding to the laws of supply and demand. In our previous forecast we were anticipating a retest of 77.8 and consequential increase. We indeed observed this after price dropped dramatically. We saw 77.8 1Hr Zone hold firm. The Monthly, Weekly and Daily timeframes are still screaming buys and I'm still thinking there is some momentum bullish in the market. These are the prices that I like for scalping in the upcoming sessions. 78.80 1hr zone, 77.8 1hr zone. 77.30 is target for sells for upcmoming session while 79.25 is the target for longs in the upcoming sessions.