FOMC 26th JulyFOMC is upon us once again which means a high volatility event to prepare for.
BTC has fallen out of its 32 day mini range and is looking to close below its local low of ~29.5k. This gets the alarm bells ringing as there is a large FVG waiting below to be filled. A high volatility event such as FOMC can often help in achieving this but it's important to plan for each eventuality. You must plan for what the market does, not what you want it to do.
In green we have the bullish buying opportunities I have established, one is a simple range midpoint reaction play. I would like to see a wick below and a reclaim before targeting those range highs once more.
If that is not the case another bullish buying opportunity would be the daily bullish OB at 26.5k. This would allow the vast majority of the FVG to be filled and BTC could continue a rally towards local highs and potentially beyond.
For a bearish scenario, if price were to continue the downtrend past the midpoint with no significant reaction, this would prompt me to target either the bullish OB, or the range low.
These are the key areas for me, there really isn't a lot of good R:R trades in-between in my opinion. At least on the 1D timeframe.
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VERY Bearish momentum for 2 NOV after FED FOMCHi Everyone,
why am i telling you this?
this is the 3rd time FED will hiking the 75bps interest rate
we have been through the 1st and 2nd one, the gold got much pressure after the hike interest rate announcement
FED aiming 4,75 - 5,00 % for the 2022 , but it dont sure yet for the december hike , because they need to see the market reaction and the data that will release about the end of november until the middle of december
but we can surely about more than 90% the fed will raise on 2 November 2022 about 75bps or maybe 100bps
because they want to bring inflation down
at least near the level (normally 1,25 -2,25 % inflation is great)
if the inflation going down to at least 7,5% and the interest rates will become 4%, and then interest rates 5% at the end of december its very clear the FED will pivot to make sure they got softlanding
probability it will start slowing down on Q1 2023.
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the price will be very fluctuative / volatile , you should watch your risk management, dont risk more than 1%, there is chance to high then drop
please watch 1722 level, and for me i can see the bottom is around 1532 -1564 .
(please dont risk more than 1% in this trade)
watch your risk management. Good Luck.
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GOLD vs Fed Rate Hikes. How does the metal reacts historically?This is a cross-asset analysis of Gold (black trend-line) and the Effective Federal Funds Rate (green trend-line). Following the aggressive rate hiking by the Fed since the start of the year in an attempt to battle an out of hand rise on inflation, the idea of this study is to see how Gold historically reacts to raises on the Fed Interest Rates.
The Red Shapes are periods when Gold declines while the Rate is rising. The Green Shapes represent periods when Gold and the Rate rise together while the Blue Shapes are when Gold stays neutral amid Rate rises.
It is easy to see that the Red periods dominate the chart since 1980, which means that most of the times, when the Fed has risen the Rates, the precious metal is getting sold. 2022 so far seems no different as, excluding a March flash rise due to the Russian invasion in Ukraine, Gold has lost value since the start of the year and would probably be even lower if it weren't for the war.
How low it can go is anybody's guess, but this chart shows that normally during rate hike periods, Gold loses much more value than it has currently done so.
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