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Trump's announcement signals the return of buyers🔔🔔🔔 Gold news: ➡️ U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday announced a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the country. A move to reimpose tariffs by President D. trump. Gold prices are holding on to a recovery to $3,272 early Monday as buyers return to the boom amid uncertainty over potential trade deals between the United States and its trading partners. The US dollar is back in the red amid trade uncertainty and repositioning ahead of the Fed. Personal opinion: ➡️ A surprise move by President Trump. And it shows us that the trade agreements are still uncertain and it is positive only at the level of cooling down between the parties involved ➡️ Analyze based on important support resistance and Fibonacci levels combined with trend lines to come up with a suitable strategy Plan: 🔆Price Zone Setup: 👉Buy Gold 3204 - 3206 ❌SL: 3199 | ✅TP: 3210 - 3215 – 3320 👉Sell Gold 3313 - 3316 ❌SL: 3320 | ✅TP: 3309 - 3305 – 3300 FM wishes you a successful trading day 💰💰💰
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by FM-ForexMastermind
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Short-Term Trade Setup: NZDCAD Eyes 0.82898–0.83110 TargetsGood day Traders, Trust you are well. Below is my analysis of NZDCAD. Overview: NZDCAD is retracing from the recent high at 0.83050, currently trading around 0.82628. Price action is approaching a key support zone between 0.82470 – 0.82285, an area that previously triggered bullish reactions. Momentum indicators are showing bearish pressure, with red histogram bars visible on the chart. Idea: Although bearish momentum is present, the histogram shows a slight decrease in selling pressure, hinting at a potential slowdown in the current downtrend. If the pair holds above the 0.82287 level, it could signal a potential reversal or bounce. This would open room for bullish targets at: 0.82898, 0.83039 and 0.83110. However, a confirmed break below 0.82287 could expose the next support around 0.82100. Conclusion: The pair is at a critical support zone, with decreasing momentum suggesting that sellers may be losing strength. A bounce from current levels could provide a short-term buying opportunity, while a break below 0.82287 would invalidate the bullish outlook. Cheers and happy trading!
Long
by Samuel124
Master HBAR with Fibonacci: The Golden Pocket BlueprintSince topping out at $0.20151, HBAR has spent the last nine days in a corrective pullback. Digging into a rich confluence of supports that offers a long trade setup. Here’s how to spot the high‑probability entries, manage your risk, and scale out for maximum reward. Current Context Two days ago, price was firmly rejected at the weekly open ($0.19029) right alongside the anchored VWAP drawn from the $0.28781 swing high. HBAR now trades below the monthly open ($0.18210), the weekly open ($0.19029), and the daily open ($0.18024), sitting at about $0.177. Just beneath today’s level lies the swing low at $0.17543. Breaching this could flush out stops before any meaningful bounce. The Golden Support Zone All signals converge between $0.170 and $0.1725: The anchored VWAP from the $0.12488 low sits at around $0.17. The 0.618 fib retracement of the $0.15396→$0.20239 move falls at $0.17246. Just under the swing low where the liquidity lies. The secondary 0.666 fib retracement lands at $0.17014, reinforcing that floor. Volume‑profile analysis of the past 27 days pins its Point of Control right at $0.17, great confluence with the anchored VWAP. This “golden pocket” is your pivot for a low‑risk, high‑probability long. Long Trade Setup Ladder buy orders between the swing low ($0.17543) and the 0.666 fib at $0.17014. Aim to average in around $0.1725. Place a single stop‑loss just below $0.17 Scaling Your Exits First Partial Exit at the monthly open ($0.18210). This offers roughly a 2:1 R:R. Second Exit Zone around the weekly open and VWAP resistance (~$0.19) for about a 3:1 R:R. Final Target at the 0.618 fib retracement of the entire down‑wave (from $0.28781 to $0.12488) near $0.2256. An astounding 10:1 payoff for the patient trader. Keep in mind a potential false‑break (SFP) at $0.17543: if price briefly dips below then snaps back up, with increased volume. Short Trade Setup For traders looking to play the downside from the “golden pocket” flip, here’s a clear short strategy: Entry Zone: Ladder short entries between the 0.618 fib at $0.22557 and the 0.666 fib at $0.23339. Confluence: The 0.666 level aligns perfectly with the negative 0.618 fib from the prior swing, creating a resistance zone. Stop‑Loss: Place your stop just above $0.23339, invalidating the confluence. Take‑Profit: Target a return to around $0.206, where you can lock in gains as HBAR retests its previous high. By scaling into shorts across that fib band, you balance your risk and capture the high‑odds reversal offered by stacked Fibonacci confluence. Let the golden pocket guide both your longs and shorts! Key Takeaways Confluence is king: VWAPs, Fibonacci retracements, Liquidity and volume‑profile all align in the $0.170–$0.175 zone. Risk control: One stop‑loss under $0.17 protects the entire laddered entry. Tiered targets: Small wins at $0.182, larger as you clear $0.19, and a big payoff if HBAR rallies toward $0.225. Trail your SL accordingly. Patience pays: Wait for price to enter the golden pocket, avoid chasing! With these confluences lining up and clear levels to work from, HBAR’s next high‑probability long setup is staring you in the face. Trade smart, size appropriately, and let the market reward your discipline. Happy Trading! ___________________________________ If you found this helpful, leave a like and comment below! Got requests for the next technical analysis? Let me know.
Long
by SiDec
12
$KILO Setup Looks Prime — This Could Just Be the StartTSX:KILO is showing real strength right now.🚀 Price broke out of a clean downtrend and reclaimed the horizontal support zone. That reaction from buyers? Strong and confident. The chart offers two clear scenarios, but both point to the same thing: more upside ahead. Targets? $0.057 and $0.08 are on the radar. The structure’s bullish, and momentum is shifting fast. Looks like TSX:KILO is just getting started. DYOR, NFA
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by CRYPTOMOJO_TA
2
USD/JPY holds within trend line - positive NFP news supports USD🔔🔔🔔USD/JPY news: ➡️ USD/JPY price decreased to 143.80 due to the weakness of the USD after the US employment report decreased compared to the previous month and Average Hourly Earnings m/m decreased slightly, However, NFP was better than the previous forecast, so this is probably support for the USD Personal opinion: ➡️ USD/JPY is still maintained in the trend line, the buyers have returned after the RSI almost entered the oversold zone and there are signs of slowing down of the sellers. ➡️ Analysis based on resistance - support levels and trend lines combined with EMA to come up with a suitable strategy Personal plan: 🔆Price Zone Setup: 👉Buy USD/JPY 143.80- 144.00 ❌SL: 143.40 | ✅TP: 144.50 – 145.00 FM wishes you a successful trading day 💰💰💰
Long
by FM-ForexMastermind
1
$AVAAI Looks Ready to Explode — Don’t Blink!$AVAAI looks locked in for the next leg up. After a clean breakout from the previous resistance zone, the price is now forming a solid base above its classic bullish structure. The trendline’s been respected. Buyers stepped in early. Volume’s healthy. Structure’s is strong. In my view, the chart is screaming continuation. $0.095 and $0.11 could come faster than expected. Don’t blink, this move could get explosive. DYOR, NFA #ALTSEASON #CRYPTOMOJO_TA
Long
by CRYPTOMOJO_TA
PATIENCE WILL PAY OFF 〉LONG TERM BUY COMING SOON.As illustrated, I'm trying to visualize what the next couple of weeks could look like. Taking into consideration the fact that May + June are corrective months for gold historically (don't believe me; check the seasonality tool...) , Is likely for price to range up and down within quite a wide range anywhere between 3300 and 3100 before it enters a bullish continuation impulse by the end of June and into first week of July. ( I have illustrated 2 potential buying areas; one closer to price and another extended one lower ) That being said, one must adapt to such market conditions that will only offer certain structure offering a few intraday trades, but mostly short term trades or quick scalping moves all within a same trading session, simply because as each session comes in, they will target previous sessions highs or lows (ranging back and forth in an uncomfortable manner and without a clear direction). Asia would target Sydney's open, then London might target Asia's open, then NY might target any low or high in the opposite direction... and so on back and forth without truly holding a bullish or bearish structure longer than a few hours to a full calendar day before it turns around (sideways behavior). As price reaches "stronger psychological" price levels like 3150, 3100, 3050 and potentially 3000; then you might start seeing evident rejections within higher timeframes (4H and 1D); ideally seeing rejection wick/s followed by a nice push up showing true power and volume to the upside, potentially signaling the bottom of this correction phase. TIME should be aligned with this market behavior; that means that checking the seasonality tool. every year (on average 5, 10 and 15 years), gold makes a bottom during the first week of JULY ... So... market structure, price, and time must be aligned correctly and it will all make sense whenever that moment comes; hence, the title of this idea. I am personally not worried about any sort of economic event; news are only gas for the market to move and create liquidity and volatility. AT THIS POINT, THE ONLY THING THAT COULD TRIGGER A SIGNIFICANT MOVE IN GOLD, IS A GEOPOLITICAL EVENT THAT WOULD TRULLY TRIGGER UNCERTAINTY IN THE MARKETS... . -- GOOD LUCK! Persaxu
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by PersaGold
SUI - Leveraging Fibonacci & Elliott for Precision TradesSUI’s movement is rapid, sharp swings—both up and down. In volatile conditions like this, we aim 0.702–0.786 fib retracements (and occasionally 0.886 in harmonic contexts) for high‑probability entries. Below is a clear, Elliott-focused breakdown of the current setup and both long and short trade plans. Before diving into the charts, let’s cover the basics of Elliott Wave Theory. Elliott Wave Theory provides a roadmap for market psychology by dividing price action into two distinct phases: 1. Impulse Phase (Waves 1–5) Wave 1: The spark that ignites a new trend as early adopters push prices beyond the prior range. Wave 2: A corrective pullback that tests the strength of the emerging trend, often retracing 38–61.8%. Wave 3: The powerhouse wave—typically the longest and most dynamic—driven by broad market participation and often extending to key Fibonacci levels (1.618, 2.618). Wave 4: A consolidating correction that digests gains and builds the base for the final thrust; it must not overlap Wave 1 territory in a classic impulse. Wave 5: The final leg of the advance, often fueled by last bursts of optimism and weaker hands. 2. Corrective Phase (Waves A–B–C) Wave A: Initial counter-trend reaction as profit-taking begins. Wave B: A deceptive retracement back toward the trend, frequently trapping traders. Wave C: The concluding leg of the correction, which typically tests or breaks the low of Wave A before the next cycle begins. Key Points: Impulse waves showcase momentum and structural clarity, often aligning with Fibonacci extensions. Corrective waves follow Fibonacci retracements (38.2%, 50%, 61.8%), offering optimal entry points. Wave 3 is seldom the shortest; Wave 4’s complexity sets the stage for Wave 5’s final push. In the current SUI structure: Wave 1 ignited the initial rally. Wave 2 delivered a healthy retracement, a pullback close to the 0.618 fib, setting the stage for stronger momentum. Wave 3 roared to a powerful peak topped at the 2.618 extension ($3.875) Now, we’re deep into Wave 4, likely an ABC corrective pattern. This pause is critical—it gathers energy before the final push of Wave 5. Below is a clear breakdown of each wave, big-picture confluences, and trade setups. 🚀 Elliott Wave Overview 1. Wave 1 & Wave 2 Wave 1: Quick surge from $2.4175 → $2.75, setting initial momentum. Wave 2: Pulled back close to the 0.618 fib, creating a solid launchpad. 2. Wave 3: The Power Move Peak: Hit the 2.618 extension of Wave 1→2 and aligned with the –2 extension of Wave 1. Significance: In strong bull markets, a run to the 2.618 extension often precedes a meaningful pullback. Here, Wave 3’s exhaustion suggests a retrace toward the 38.2% Fib of that advance—our ideal Wave 4 entry zone. 3. Wave 4: The Correction All eyes on the $3.17 level—the projected 1:1 extension of A→B and 0.382 fib retracement of Wave 3. This confluence zone is yet to be tested and could offer an ideal Wave 4 entry. ABC Pattern: Currently working on Wave C. 4. Wave 5: The Finale Target Zone: $4.00–$4.35, with strong focus at $4.31 Extension Levels: 1.133 → $3.9695 aligns with the 0.618 fib retracement. 1.272 → $4.0683 is close to the weekly resistance level. 1.412 → $4.1678 alings with the 0.666 fib retracement. 1.618 → $4.3142 alings with the key swing high. 🔑 Key Confluence Levels Golden Pocket: $3.9739–$4.1492 (90-day retrace). Speed Fan 0.618: Support around $3.15. Fair Value Gap: Psychological: $3.00 major support. 📈 Long Trade Setup Entry Ladder: $3.25–$3.111 (stack orders to DCA) Stop‑Loss: $3.07 (just below the 0.786 Fib low) Profit Targets: Fib 1.133 at $3.9795 ($4 psychological & partial take‑profit) Fib 1.272 at $4.0683 Fib 1.412 at $4.1678 Fib 1.618 at $4.3142 Risk:Reward: ~6:1+ (average entry around $3.20 → SL at $3.07 → TP1 at $3.9795) 📉 Short Trade Setup Entry Zone: $4.00–$4.35 (sweet spot at weekly level/yearly open) Confirmation: Bearish reversal candle or volume spike down Stop‑Loss: Above $4.35 Target: $3.77 (near Wave 3 high turned support) Risk:Reward: ~2:1 (varies with DCA entry) ⚙️ Summary & Game Plan Primary Bias: Long in the $3.25–$3.111 zone—stack into the 0.382-0.412 fib retracement entries with tight SL, aiming for the $4.00–$4.30 upside zone. Alternate Bias: Short on a clear rejection within $4.00–$4.35, targeting $3.77 or lower. Risk Management: Keep stops tight to maximize R:R. Patience & Confirmation: Wait for price to reach these zones and show reversal signals (price action, volume, patterns) before committing. All set—now let SUI’s swings unveil the opportunities. Sit tight, follow your plan, and let patience pay its dividend. Happy Trading! ____________________________________ If you found this helpful, leave a like and comment below! Got requests for the next technical analysis? Let me know.
Long
by SiDec
20
This AI-Backed IPO Is Just Warming Up — Next Stop: 86% Gains?CoreWeave is showing classic IPO 'honeymoon phase' price action, with early liquidity swept and bullish structure forming. 🔍 Price swept the daily sell-side liquidity at $35.70 📈 Now pushing higher — next major buyside targets at $55.04 and $65.22 🤖 Backed by NVIDIA, adding serious momentum and credibility 🧠 Expecting strong continuation as institutions begin to build exposure If price maintains structure, this could be one of the strongest IPO moves of 2025.
NASDAQ:CRWVLong
by INSIDER_INTEL
SOL Analysis Deep Dive: Identifying Optimal Entry and Exit ZonesYesterday, SOL gave a sharp downside shakeout, dropping from the weekly open at $147.98 (perfectly retested) down to the 0.5 Fib retracement of the swing at $140.25. Here’s a structured breakdown of the key levels, trade setups, and R:R profiles for both longs and shorts: 🔑 Key Levels & Confluences 1. Higher-Timeframe Opens Weekly Open & Retest: $147.98 – pivoted price before the drop Monthly & Prior-Day Open Cluster: $147.98–$146.31 – strong support confluence zone 2. Fibonacci Support Zones 0.5 Fib at $140.25 – primary mean-reversion entry 0.786 Fib (smaller wave) at $138.78 – secondary, deeper support 3. Order Block Daily Bullish Order Block at $139.87 – just below 0.5 Fib, adds extra support 4. Volume-Weighted Average Price Anchored VWAP (from ATH $295.83) at ~$166.45 – key upside resistance 5. Market Profile Value Areas (10-Day Range) Value Area High (VAH) at ~$153.00 – overhead resistance confluence Value Area Low (VAL) at ~$145.75 – underpins support 📈 Long Trade Setups 1. 0.5/0.786 Fib + Daily Bullish Order Block Entry: $141-138.78 Stop-Loss: $137.5 Target: $165 (anchored VWAP / Fib zones) R:R ≈ 9:1 2. Higher-Timeframe Open Cluster Entry Zone: $147.98–$146.31(monthly/weekly open) Stop-Loss: $142.5 Target: $165 R:R ≈ 3:1 • Why these levels? The 0.5 Fib is a classic mean-reversion zone, bolstered by the daily order block. The $147–146 zone ties together multiple opens (weekly, monthly, prior-day), offering a solid demand area if price retraces back up. 📉 Short Trade Setup Trigger: Rejection / swing-failure around $153.4 Entry: $153.4 Stop-Loss: $154.3 Target: Weekly/Monthly open (~$147) R:R ≈ 6:1 • Low-risk short: A clean rejection at the recent high lets you define risk tightly above the swing, aiming to capture the retrace back to the opens. 🎯 Summary & Game Plan Primary bias: Look for long entries at the 0.5 Fib ($140.25) or the open-cluster zone ($147–146), with targets toward the anchored VWAP at ~$166. Alternate bias: A short on clear rejection from $153.4, targeting the opens as support. Risk management: Keep stops tight (SL below $137.5 or above $154.3) to maximize R:R on your favored setups. Volume & Price Action: Confirm entries with an uptick in volume or bullish price structure (for longs) or swift failure patterns (for shorts). Now it’s a waiting game! Let price revisit these zones, watch for confirmation signals, and then scale into your chosen side. Good luck! Don't chase, let the charts come to you! ____________________________________ If you found this helpful, leave a like and comment below! Got requests for the next technical analysis? Let me know.
Long
by SiDec
37