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LONG ON GBP/CHFGBP/CHF Has a Perfect Double bottom pattern at a major demand area. Price has broken the neckline of the double top and is currently pulling back to sweep liquidity and balance out price at any FVG's (Fair Value Gaps) Liquidity sits behind the 2 wicks on the double bottom, so price may sweep that BEFORE rising. Must give you stop loss space behind the wicks to survive the trade. I have a buy limit order setup to take advantage of the pullback which will place me in the trade at discount price. From there im looking to catch 300 pips to the previous swing high.
Long
by BBIDF
4
RENDER Descending Triangle 4HBINANCE:RENDERUSDT seems to be forming a descending triangle on the 4H timeframe. 3 clear touches on resistance, and well-defined two-tap horizontal support at $2.50. Key Levels to Watch 🔑 • $2.50-$2.75 Main support and daily demand zone • $3.80-$4.20 Daily sell order block (potential resistance) • $5.00-$5.20 4H sell order block (potential resistance) Breakout Targets 🎯 ⬆️ $5.00 ⬇️ $1.50 Still in a No-Trade Zone, wait for confirmation (breakout candle close with good volume).
by AliferCrypto
ONDO Falling Wedge + Bullish DivergenceBITGET:ONDOUSDT is compressing inside a falling wedge, now trading near key support. Signs of potential reversal are building. 🔹 Key Observations • Pattern: Falling wedge (bullish bias) • Support: Price is holding just above the ~$0.68–$0.75 demand zone • Volume: Declining throughout the wedge – typical pre-breakout behavior • RSI: Bullish divergence forming + compression under 50, often seen before breakouts 🔸 What to Watch • Breakout trigger: Daily close above wedge resistance (orange trendline), ideally with volume • Target zones: $1.30 to $1.60, then $1.90 to $2.10 (prior S/R levels) • Invalidation: Breakdown below the green demand zone ($0.68) ⚠️ As always, confirmation matters – no breakout yet. But the setup is clean and worth watching closely.
Long
by AliferCrypto
GBP/USD Long up towards a short 1.28400 up to 1.30000GBP/USD (GU) Analysis – This Week This week, GBP/USD presents multiple opportunities depending on how price reacts at key levels. Recently, price has been moving bearish due to the impact of Trump’s tariffs, but this doesn’t change the fact that the overall market structure remains bullish, with strong upside momentum over the past few weeks. If price breaks this major structural level, we could see bearish pressure dominate in the coming weeks. However, this could also be a deep retracement before another bullish continuation. Right now, I’m watching a clean 4-hour demand zone positioned below liquidity. If price moves lower first, I’ll also be keeping an eye on the 3-hour supply zone as a potential area for shorts. Confluences for GU Buys: - GU has been bullish over the past few weeks despite recent short-term bearishness. - The U.S. dollar has dropped significantly, which is generally bullish for GBP/USD. - There is liquidity resting above, along with imbalances that need to be filled. - A clean 4-hour demand zone sits below liquidity, with an additional 5-hour demand zone further below. Note: If price reacts to the current demand zone and moves higher, I will wait for a deeper supply zone, such as the one marked in Scenario D at 1.30800. However, I’ll remain patient and watch where price starts to slow down, accumulate, or distribute before making a decision.
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by Hassan_fx
Nvdia has a new Aggressor.The boxes you are observing are the Larger scale supply and demand zones. These areas map out the current large liquidity. This includes the newest Player (collective players). This new player has been aggressively on the 17th and 18th. Why does identifying a new aggressor matter? New aggressors shape the way we view previous areas of supply and demand. Some look at the price getting to their target, without giving any thought to HOW it gets there. In this instance: Previous supply and demand have been established (we do not know how big they are or who is stronger). Some clues we do have is how it approaches these areas, and new aggressors can give us the clues we need... Will it bounce off demand? or fulfill it and continue lower? New aggressors can put more pressure on these Demand or supply zones simply because they are becoming more aggressive closer to these areas. Prediction Scenario 1 Rolling over, and touching the 106 demand zone. Get's bought up, and new aggressors presents themself (bringing more demand). Price Target = 123. If there is continued demand through this area, a case can be made for a 138 target before a correction/ reversal. Scenario 2 New demand chews up this new aggressor. We should then have a bullish run to 131. 131 would present itself as a great short-term options (short). Scenario 3 Rolling over with NEW (short) aggressors. This will put tons of pressure on the 106 players, and hopefully the 96's hang on (not charted). Please feel free to share you input, thank you for taking the time. Happy Trading!
NASDAQ:NVDA
by thecafetrader
GBP/USD Market Analysis: Potential Short Setup at ResistanceThe GBP/USD pair is trading near the **1.3000** psychological level, showing signs of consolidation after a strong bullish move. The chart suggests a potential reversal as price approaches a key resistance zone, with an apparent liquidity grab at the recent high. The highlighted area around **1.2946 - 1.2921** represents a significant **H4 demand zone**, where price could retrace before continuing its next move. A break below this zone would indicate a deeper correction, with potential downside targets towards **1.2870** (OA level). **Key Considerations:** - A sustained break above **1.3000** could invalidate the bearish setup, leading to further upside momentum. - A rejection at this level, combined with bearish price action, could confirm a short opportunity with a target towards the demand zone and lower support areas. **Conclusion:** Traders should monitor price action around the resistance level and confirmation of a bearish reversal before committing to short positions. If bullish momentum persists, a breakout could open the door for further gains.
Long
by BeaucoupPips
SOL Trading Plan: Stacking Entries Like a ProSolana (SOL) has been in a slow uptrend over the past five days, after hitting the low at $112. The current price action looks like an ABC corrective pattern, which could mean we’re setting up for lower prices. To get the best trade execution, we'll use a laddered entry approach, meaning we’ll scale into positions gradually instead of going all in at once. This helps us get a better average entry price while managing risk effectively. By placing orders at key levels, we increase our chances of catching the right move without overcommitting too early. Resistance Zone ($136 - $143.80) A major resistance zone has formed between $136 - $143.80, where price is likely to struggle. This area contains multiple technical confluences that suggest a potential reversal or strong reaction: $136 – 0.618 Fibonacci Retracement $140.09 – 1:1 Trend-Based Fibonacci Extension $141.40 – Anchored VWAP from the $179.85 swing high $143.80 – Point of Control (POC) from the 19-day Fixed Range Volume Profile This makes $136 - $143.80 a prime area to consider short positions, especially if price starts showing weakness. Support Zone ($102.1 - $98.50) On the downside, a major demand zone is forming between $102.1 - $98.50, where buyers are likely to step in aggressively. This zone has multiple technical confluences, making it a high-probability long entry area: $102.1 – 2024 Yearly Open & Monthly Support $100 – Bullish Monthly Order Block & Anchored VWAP Support $98.50 – Final key demand zone This zone presents a solid long opportunity, allowing for gradual scaling into positions as price moves deeper into support. Short Trade Setup – Laddered Entry Approach Instead of entering all at once, we’ll ladder into the short position gradually, starting small and increasing size as price moves deeper into resistance. Short Entry Levels & Position Sizing Trade Details Average Entry Price: $140.12 Take Profit Target: slightly above $102.10 (Monthly Level) Stop Loss: slightly above $146.70 (Above POC) Risk-Reward Ratio (R:R): ~6:1 Long Trade Setup – Laddered Entry Approach For the long setup, we start with small entries at higher prices and increase size as price moves deeper into support, ensuring a better average entry in a key demand zone. Long Entry Levels & Position Sizing Trade Details Average Entry Price: $102.72 Take Profit Target: slightly below $120.00 Stop Loss: slightly below $95.00 Risk-Reward Ratio (R:R): ~2.45:1 Market Outlook Short Bias: Until price reclaims $143.80, this remains a strong resistance zone for potential short trades. Short Setup: Laddering into resistance ensures better risk management and higher average entry efficiency. Long Setup: Starting small at $112 and increasing position size down to $98.50 ensures strong positioning in a high-confluence demand zone. By scaling into trades rather than committing at a single price, we increase flexibility, improve trade execution, and adapt better to price movements. 🚀 Weekly Timeframe - 200 EMA Support $100 coincides with the 200 EMA on the weekly timeframe, adding confluence to this area as strong support. If Solana decisively breaks above $144, it would invalidate the short thesis and suggest a potential move higher toward $150. Conversely, a strong rejection from the resistance zone would likely accelerate the move toward $112 to test demand at swing low.
Short
by SiDec
14
US30 (Dow Jones) 4H & 1H Analysis US30 is currently trading in a well-defined downward channel, making lower highs and lower lows. The next critical support sits near the 31,880 “Major Low,” where any decisive break could lead to further downside. On the upside, watch for a potential bullish bounce targeting the fair value gap and Fib confluence around 32,400–32,500. A breakout above the channel top may signal a trend shift, while a rejection there would likely keep the bearish momentum intact. Always monitor price action and manage risk around these key levels.
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by Aymanebt
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