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Potential GBPUSD Long PositionI have marked liquidity points on the chart (2 Imbalances and an unmitigated Asian High) and located two order blocks which I would mark my entry off of just below where the Break of Structure would confirm my analysis and the last of the downside liquidity would be taken. If my first order block is mitigated and stop loss is hit then my second trade would be entered. This is will be placed on a 100k demo account using a Risk percentage of 0.5% per trade.
by Flex_FE
1
Back to Charting Again!* NQ1! Chart for 6/12 S/D LevelsTargeting R1 as a push through this resistance supply 4hr zone. I skipped the NY opening bell, and when I hopped on later in the morning, we were making bull strides to move up. VWAP and EMAs continued up by following PA so it didn't seem to waiver that we would fail dramatically to the downside. However, looking back for possible demand zones for later this week as we have FOMC and CPI/PPI being released. Looking for small points between 5-20 pt moves to avoid being chopped to much and using range/liquidity areas for targeting. I recommend using bookmap for your further conviction in seeing the order flow. Throughout this week looking for BEAR targets at S1 14625 or lower to fill the gap we created to 14520. BULL target throughout the week is 15100 or 15231 *nearing* the double top resistance of Jan/March 2022. Link for chart: www.tradingview.com
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by tradeswithjess
XAUUSD | GOLD | DECRYPTERS HI Welcome to Team Decrypters First of keep this in MIND this analysis is on Daily Now for this week :- This Week we have FED meetings + Press conference This Meeting + Press conference will be the Most important Meeting for this whole year in my opinion so There are 2 scenarios 1- Either FED Skip JUNE and Increase Rate in next Month - 2- They incre4ase This month and Keep Higher Rate till first quarter of 2024- Either way they have to Increase Rates as 6 out of 7 of the Fed’s inflation measures are flashing Red Both will push Recession which is Also immanent in my opinion MY PERSONAL OPINION:- we see DXY down till FOMC and than we see RIDE to the Up side In OUR VIP we trade Any thing long / Short what ever Market Gives EITHER WE GO UP AND THAN DOWN LEVELS |OR| WE GO DIRECTLY DOWN FROM THIS RANGE
OANDA:XAUUSD
by DECRYPTERS
S&P500 to Sellside Liquidity S&P500 DAILY TIMEFRAME / ("ESM2023" Futures Contract) ____________________________________________________ ORDERFLOW & TARGETING: The Orderflow in S&P is Bearish. Every Bearish Orderblock and Fair Value Gap have been holding price lower. I'm looking for this Orderflow to continue being Bearish until the Sellside Liquidity gets mitigated... S&P500 has now engineered Sellside Liquidity below current price, inducing Retail traders to Buy at this price point. Therefore, many orders are resting below these equal lows, so the market should seek this Liquidity. TREASURY BONDS: The Bond-Market is looking Bullish, which would indicate Lower prices in the S&P - due to their Inverse Correlation against each other. The Bonds are aiming for their Equal Highs Buyside Liquidity: POTENTIAL INVALIDATION OF THE IDEA: - Although I'm Bearish... From where price is at right now - I NEED to see the current Bullish Orderblock's Equilibrium 50% traded THROUGH to the Downside with a Daily Candle closure. (The Bullish Orderblock is that Bearish candle I marked up that price is currently testing) . So right now, price is above the 50% price point, and therefore Orderflow is still Bullish short-term. Only when the first Daily Candle CLOSES Below the 50% of the orderblock is when I will be looking to Sell down into Sellside Liquidity. (The 50% of the Orderblock is at 3940. I need to see price Close Below that) . - Market Structure is currently Bearish. However, if the Protected High (the High that caused the Lower Low - Annotated "PH" on the chart) gets traded Above (at 4057) , that would become a Bullish Market Stucture Break, and I would no longer be Bearish, but I would rather aim for Buyside Liquidity at 4245 (annotated "SMS" in the chart) . But as long as we Remain Below the Protected High, I still hold my Bearish Bias down into the Sellside Liquidity. So in Summary of the Invalidations...: I need to see the Bullish orderblock's 50% get traded Down through, and only then I will start looking for selling into Sellside Liquidity. As long as price remains below the Protected High - I'm Bearish. #TechnicalScience ;)
CME_MINI:ESM2023Short
by Bastianelton
3
ES - Weekly AnalysisWeekly Analysis June 5 - June 9, 2023 In the current market, we find ourselves inside the Daily Liquidity Area. 50% of this area aligns with the end of the Daily Volume Imbalance at 4314. For this week, I anticipate a test of the Consequent Encroachment of Liquidity Area and a potential fill of the Daily Volume Imbalance. I believe that 4317.75 could act as a significant barrier preventing further upward movement in price. Therefore, my key level to watch is 4317.75, as I am likely to consider closing my long positions at this point. A break above 4317.75 will attract more bulls into the market, and I can expect a bounce towards the 4339 level, which would fill the Daily Breakaway Gap. However, if the market fails to hold the Daily Liquidity Area and breaks below 4380, it would present a short trade opportunity with a target of 4266-4264. I am particularly interested in observing a test of the 5-minute Order Block, as it has shown strong support thus far. In order to see further bearish momentum, it would be necessary for another Liquidity Area in the range of 4254-4247 to be breached. In such a scenario, I would initiate a short scalp trade with a quick target at the 4240.50 level, which represents the Consequent Encroachment of the 5-minute wick. Looking ahead, my next key level to monitor is 4223.75. However, I will provide more details about this level during the week, as currently, there don't appear to be sufficient reasons to anticipate a move towards this level due to multiple barriers situated above it.
CME_MINI:ESM2023
by LumiTraders
LESSON 1: TRADE THE LIQUIDITY OR BE THE LIQUIDITYWhat is Liquidity in Forex Trading? Liquidity is the presence of orders at specific prices in the market, ensuring that transactions can take place without disruptions. When traders talk about liquidity, they are usually referring to the resting orders in the market. These orders can be absorbed or targeted by banks and financial institutions (BFIs) to influence the patterns of price movement. Liquidity can be found throughout the market, although certain areas may have higher levels than others. The good news is that it is indeed possible to learn how to identify and recognize liquidity patterns. Liquidity comprises a variety of orders that gather in the market, including limit orders, stop loss orders, and stop limit orders. These orders come into play when prices reach specific levels of supply or demand in the market. Understanding liquidity is essential in comprehending how prices move. Why do you need to understand Liquidity? Liquidity is crucial for predicting price movements. Analyzing liquidity, along with market structure, supply and demand, and order flow, provides insights into potential price directions. It's important to consider liquidity alongside trend analysis and supply and demand to understand market conditions effectively. Highly liquid markets can be manipulated by large banks or institutions, leading to liquidity shortages, price slippage, and poor trade execution. Recognizing liquidity pools during slow sideways price movements is key. What are the main types of Liquidity in Forex trading? 1. Buy-side liquidity (see chart for example) Buy-side liquidity refers to the accumulation of orders above a range or high, including buy-stop limits and stop losses placed by sellers and breakout traders. Banks and financial institutions (BFIs) may target these orders to fuel temporary or sustained bullish price movements. 2. Sell-side liquidity (see chart for example) Sell-side liquidity refers to the collection of orders situated below a range or low, including sell-stop limits and stop losses placed by buyers and breakout traders. Banks and financial institutions (BFIs) can target these orders to generate temporary or sustained bearish price movements. Similar to buy-side liquidity, sell-side liquidity serves a crucial role in the market dynamics. Do you have any questions? feel free to ask. Cheers, David
Education
by jabariofafrica
10
Is ROKU ready to reverse and recover?ROKU here is on a one hour chart. IT has trended down from from its supply/ resistance area of 65-68 and has dipped into its demand/ support zone of 52-53 per the Luxalgo indicator. Price is presently far below the high volume area of the volume profile which shows the the highest volume at 64. At this point, short sellers are buying to cover and take profit. Price is now at the lowermost VWAP bands in the deep undervalued area. Bargain hunters such as myself now have an interest. Fundamentally, the last earnings report was reasonably favorable given the context of the general market and the economy. I see ROKU as a long-trade candidate at this point. It should follow AAPL, TSLA, META GOOG and other mega-caps and begin an uptrend. ROKU has high volume high liquidity and relatively narrow spreads. I will take a call option trade striking $50 with a DTE of 30-45 days. IF it performs well, at 21-30 days I will roll it into another.
NASDAQ:ROKULong
by AwesomeAvani
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