Harmonic Patterns
two patterns are very similarI think the two patterns in pink squares are very similar, but the one that is about to fold is much bigger. the previous one had about 70+ percent rally and judging by the proportion we could expect about 200+ percent move to the upside. Anyway, as we all know the ETH tends to play the catch up game to the BTC. Also, with current support from the new POTUS and his accumulation of the ETH seems to be approving this move. THIS IS WHAT I'M EXPECTING
BTCUSD - Short the trend why don't youWe're in the pivot, if you know what pivots are ykyk. Im not gonna explain it here.
Rejection is weaker than initial rejection. I think you get the idea what happens next.
Trend is still (DOWN) if bears can't read it then they are pretty bad at being bears.
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MMYUSDT BULISH MID TERMFor those who are not familiar with MMYUSDT, it is one of the good coins in the Sonic ecosystem. I noticed that its name has changed to something else, but I am still analyzing the original chart. The bullish idea may not be very strong, but the analysis suggests it could reach these targets soon.
Note: My ideas are not intended for any type of scalping or scalpers!
Here are my other ideas:
XAUMO: The Ultimate Multi-Timeframe Gold Analysis ReportXAUMO: The Ultimate Multi-Timeframe Gold Analysis Report
Period: January 27 – February 2, 2025
📊 Daily Chart (Long-Term Trend)
🔍 Ichimoku Analysis:
• Clouds (Kumo):
• Thick Kumo ($2,744-$2,752) providing strong long-term support.
• Future Kumo: Steep bullish slope with (Senkou Span A > Senkou Span B), reinforcing the bullish trend.
• Tenkan/Kijun (TK/KS) Crosses:
• Type of Cross: Bullish cross above the Kumo.
• Support Levels:
• Tenkan ($2,774): Dynamic short-term support.
• Kijun ($2,761): Key support during pullbacks.
• Chikou Span:
• Positioned above price and Kumo, confirming strong bullish control.
• Stable slope, suggesting minor consolidation.
📈 Regression Channel Analysis:
• Price is moving within an upward channel, with resistance near $2,785-$2,790, signaling potential overbought conditions.
🔗 Support and Resistance Levels (VRP):
• POC: $2,771 (Pivot point for accumulation).
• VAH: $2,785 (Supply zone).
• VAL: $2,756 (Demand zone).
📦 Supply and Demand Zones:
• Supply: $2,785-$2,790.
• Demand: $2,744-$2,752.
⏳ Sushi Kinko Cycles:
• 26-Period Cycle: Confirms bullish continuation toward $2,800.
📌 Tradeable Levels:
• Upside: $2,785-$2,810 (Fibonacci Extension 161.8%).
• Downside: Below $2,756 targeting $2,740 (VWAP).
⏳ 4-Hour Chart (Swing Trading)
🔍 Ichimoku Analysis:
• Clouds (Kumo):
• Moderate thickness supporting price at $2,744-$2,752.
• Steep bullish slope confirming momentum.
• Tenkan/Kijun (TK/KS) Crosses:
• Bullish cross above the Kumo, reinforcing the trend.
• Key Supports:
• Tenkan ($2,774): Immediate support.
• Kijun ($2,761): Major support.
• Chikou Span:
• Positioned above price and Kumo, signaling strong bullish pressure.
• Upward slope, enhancing bullish momentum.
📦 Supply and Demand Zones:
• Supply: $2,785-$2,790.
• Demand: $2,744-$2,752.
⏳ Sushi Kinko Cycles:
• 9-Period Cycle: Minor pullback toward $2,771.
• 26-Period Cycle: Signal for a move toward $2,800.
📌 Tradeable Levels:
• Upside: $2,785-$2,810.
• Downside: $2,756-$2,744.
⏳ 1-Hour Chart (Intraday)
🔍 Ichimoku Analysis:
• Clouds (Kumo):
• Weak clouds with support near $2,774-$2,771.
• Moderately bullish slope.
• TK/KS Crosses:
• Tenkan ($2,777): Immediate support.
• Kijun ($2,773): Key support level.
📦 Supply and Demand Zones:
• Supply: $2,785-$2,790.
• Demand: $2,773-$2,765.
📌 Tradeable Levels:
• Buy: $2,773 targeting $2,785.
• Sell: Rejection at $2,785 targeting $2,773.
⏳ 30-Minute Chart (Scalping)
🔍 Ichimoku Analysis:
• Thin clouds supporting upward momentum.
• Tenkan ($2,777): Immediate support.
• Kijun ($2,773): Major support for scalping.
📌 Tradeable Levels:
• Buy: $2,773 targeting $2,785.
• Sell: Rejection at $2,785 targeting $2,773.
🔑 Summary:
• Bullish Bias: Above $2,785 targeting $2,800-$2,810.
• Bearish Bias: Below $2,756 targeting $2,740.
• Pivot Point: $2,771 (POC).
📌 Session Insights:
• Tokyo: Scalping at $2,773.
• London: Rejection at $2,785 or breakout opportunities.
• New York: Breakout above $2,785 or correction toward $2,771.
🔗 A blend of analytical tools for a precise and balanced trading strategy.
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