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Could BOJ's "HOLD" on Rates Turn AUDJPY "On Its Head"?Here I have a Multi-Timeframe analysis on OANDA:AUDJPY which is giving multiple signs of Higher Prices potentially to come!! First on the Daily we can see that Price formed a Hammer Candle after testing the March 11th Support Zone and as the next Daily candle forms (Today), we are already seeing a Bullish Confirmation candle begin! *Bullish Engulfing would be a textbook Confirmation Candle! Now zooming into the 4Hr / 1 Hr Charts, this Hammer is formed by what looks to be a very Strong Reversal Pattern, the Inverted Head and Shoulders! Now we are still waiting for the Confirmation of the Pattern where Price needs to rise to the "Neckline" or Resistance Level. Once Confirmed, we will look for a Breakout of the Pattern and if Validated, could deliver great Long Opportunities as a Breakout and Retest of the Inverted Head and Shoulders Pattern! If the Pattern is Successful, we could expect the Price Target to be at the next level of Resistance being the 95.3 - 95.6 Area! Fundamentally, the BOJ begins the week with Policy Rate decision Monday evening where they forecast a HOLD on Interest Rates, staying at .5%. This could have drastic implications on the JPY, potentially weakening it.
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by Novi_Fibonacci
Ethereum is deciding where it wants to live.This is not a trade idea, this is a long term concept, most of my portfolio is swing when bull market comes (monthly/yearly) not trade (daily/weekly). This is a solid question that will have to be played out in the upcoming years, Ethereum keeps changing its monetary policy and right now has less supply increase than BTC (due to burning mechanisms), will that stay forever? What will happen in the future to the policy? What it will mean for price? Right now we can clearly see this is a bull case for future months.
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by Teqnkka
Multi-Time Frame Analysis (MTF) — Explained SimplyWant to level up your trading decisions? Mastering Multi-Time Frame Analysis helps you see the market more clearly and align your trades with the bigger picture. Here’s how to break it down: 🔹 What is MTF Analysis? It’s the process of analyzing a chart using different time frames to understand market direction and behavior more clearly. 👉 Example: You spot a trade setup on the 15m chart, but you confirm trend and structure using the 1H and Daily charts. 🔹 Why Use It? ✅ Avoids tunnel vision ✅ Aligns your trades with the larger trend ✅ Confirms or filters out weak setups ✅ Helps you find strong support/resistance zones across time frames 🔹 The 3-Level MTF Framework Use this to structure your chart analysis effectively: Higher Time Frame (HTF) → Trend Direction & Key Levels 📅 (e.g., Daily or Weekly) Mid Time Frame (MTF) → Structure & Confirmation 🕐 (e.g., 4H or 1H) Lower Time Frame (LTF) → Entry Timing ⏱ (e.g., 15m or 5m) 🚀 If you’re not using MTF analysis, you might be missing critical market signals. Start implementing it into your strategy and notice the clarity it brings. 💬 Drop a comment if you want to see live trade examples using this method!
TVC:DJIEducation
by GonzooTrading
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Chart structure reacts to memory. Momentum + reaction zones! BTCWhat you're seeing isn’t just price action—it's memory in motion. 🟥 Prior momentum shifts marked critical turning points where sellers temporarily dominated. 🟩 Support responses signaled reactive strength, giving early signs of accumulation. 📘 Consolidation zones show where price "remembered" to pause—these often act as launchpads or traps. 🟧 Swept demand cleared out weak hands before a sustained move. 📈 Historical resistance, once broken, becomes memory-based support. Each label isn't a signal—it's a story. This chart reminds us: 👉 Before price moves, it tests memory. 👉 Before breakouts, it absorbs emotion. 👉 And before trends, it reacts to old battles. 🧠 The more you study structure, the more you see intention—not randomness.
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by tradingqueen1980
Gold 4H – Big vs Little: The Conflict That Created ClarityJust price, structure, and volume — tracked in real time. 🧠 Chart Breakdown: ✅ Trend Reclaim (Early March) — Entered just after price bounced from the 200 EMA. Both systems aligned: Big Brother reversal and Little Brother trend crossover. I trusted the signal and it ran clean. ⛔ False Top (Late March) — Big Brother printed a red arrow under resistance. Little Brother still looked bullish, but I paused. That caution kept me out of the trap. ✅ Re-entry Confirmation (Early April) — Green triangle fired again after a textbook pullback. Bullish volume returned, and Little Brother confirmed. I re-entered long. ⛔ True Top (Mid-April) — Volume faded. Big Brother gave a second red warning. I exited longs here — structure rolled over fast after that. 🚨 Breakdown Confirmed (May 1–2) — The flush sealed it. Both systems aligned bearish. Structure broke. No more guessing — this trend has shifted. This is how I trade with conviction. Tools don’t replace decisions — they sharpen them.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by tradingqueen1980
Gold 1H Breakdown: Top Confirmed, Trend ReversedJust price, structure, and volume — tracked in real time. 🧠 Chart Breakdown: ✅ Trend Start / Structure Reclaim — Price regained key support and moving averages with momentum. Structure flipped bullish and trend began. ⛔ Top Exhaustion — Price reached new highs but began to stall. Volume dropped, and candles began curling — signaling a loss of momentum. ⚠️ Bounce Setup — After the pullback, buyers attempted to step back in — but structure never confirmed. No follow-through = no entry. 🚨 Breakdown Trigger — Sellers regained full control. Price broke below key levels with conviction. Volume confirmed the shift. 👀 Current Move — Price is pushing into new lows. Breakdown structure remains active until proven otherwise. Always happy to be helpful.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by tradingqueen1980
How To Customize The 1 Minute Scalping IndicatorThis tutorial explains each setting of the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator in detail so you understand exactly how to adjust your settings to get the results you would like from the indicator. Here is a list of the details we discuss: How to fix loading errors Tooltips that explain each setting for your reference Trade modes and how they are affected by other settings Average candle size rejection parameters Higher timeframe candle filters, settings and levels External indicator trend filtering capabilities and how to set them up correctly Stoploss and take profit calculations and settings you can adjust Signal arrow customization options Candle coloring adjustments Visual/styling options Make sure to watch the whole video so you fully understand how each setting affects the indicator for best results.
CME_MINI:MNQ1!Education
by FriendOfTheTrend
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How To Filter Signals On The 1 Minute Scalping IndicatorThis tutorial shows you how to use external indicators to filter out signals on the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator so that you only get signals that are in the direction of the trend. Step By Step Process: 1. Pick an external indicator that provides an output value of 1 for bullish, -1 for bearish or 0 for neutral and add it to your chart. We have multiple indicators that can do this, but you can also customize your own indicators to provide this value and use that to filter out signals. 2. Set your desired trend parameters on your external indicator and make sure that indicator is on the same chart as the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator. 3. Go to the indicator settings for the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator and turn on one of the 3 available External Indicator Filters. Then from the dropdown menu, select the external indicator you want to use and make sure to choose the output value that gives the 1, -1 or 0 output for trends. Our indicators will have an output titled "Trend Direction To Send To External Indicators" to make that value easy to find in the dropdown menus. That's it! Let the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator reload with the external indicator trend values and it will only show buy signals during bullish trends, only show sell signals during bearish trends or no signals during neutral markets. Make sure to back test your setup until you find the best external indicators and settings to use that work best for your trading style and then apply that setup to any chart you would like. Here is the code you can use to add a trend value to your own custom indicators and send it to the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator: trendDirection = 0 if close > ema1 trendDirection := 1 else if close < ema1 trendDirection := -1 else trendDirection := 0 plot(trendDirection, title="Trend Direction To Send To External Indicators", color=#00000000, display=display.data_window) Change the (close > ema1) and (close < ema1) to use your own variables from within your script.
CME_MINI:MNQ1!Education
by FriendOfTheTrend
Why This Bearish Trend Is Actually a Bullish Opportunity?Understanding the Multi Timeframe Analysis – Part 2 of 2 Alright from the prior post we talked about how the corrective move on the 4H timeframe turns out to be a bearish trend on the 1H chart. Now, let’s dive deeper into that 1-hour chart. In this 1H chart, we can observe a trend shift from bullish to bearish. Before the red arrow, we can clearly see a bullish structure: Blue arrows continue to form higher lows, and Orange arrows form higher highs (except one minor failure, which still maintains the bullish structure because price doesn’t break the previous low). But everything changes after the red arrow: Orange arrows fail to create new highs, Blue arrows start forming lower lows, → confirming a bearish reversal on the 1H timeframe. So… How Can We Use This Bearish Trend as a Bullish Opportunity? Here's where it gets interesting — instead of seeing the bearish trend as a threat, we use it for better entry with an improved risk-reward ratio. But here’s the catch – some conditions must be met: Make sure the bigger timeframe (4H) still supports a bullish trend. Wait for price to drop lower than the last blue arrow (prior low). Look for bullish divergence + candlestick confirmation before entering. Once you get the signal, you can place your stop loss below the confirmation candle to limit your risk. What If Price Breaks the Orange Arrow (Prior High)? If price invalidates the bearish structure by breaking the previous high, that means: The 1H bearish trend is over. The pullback on 4H timeframe is done. And price is likely resuming the main bullish trend. So, whether price goes lower or higher — you’re ready either way. Alright, that’s my take on using multiple timeframes—hope it helps clear up any confusion you had! Let me know your thoughts in the comments. See you in the next post!
by EkyFabyanto
Why This Bearish Trend Is Actually a Bullish Opportunity?Understanding the Multi Timeframe Analysis – Part 1 of 2 Have you ever felt overwhelmed when using multiple timeframes in your analysis? Not sure which timeframes to choose or how to combine them effectively? In this post, I’ll share my thoughts on how to use multi-timeframe analysis with real chart examples. Let’s take a look at the movement from the first red and blue arrows – we can clearly see that buyers were not in control at that point. But if we compare it to the next red and blue arrows, it’s clear that buyers took control of the market. This tells us something important: ➡️ The recent price drop from the last red arrow is likely just a corrective move, not a reversal. Based on the 4-hour timeframe, we can identify the corrective target zone around 0.5593 - 0.5369. So what’s next? In smaller timeframes like the 1-hour chart, this corrective move might appear as a short-term bearish trend. But from a higher timeframe perspective, it’s just a pullback – and that can create an opportunity for a precise entry using a strategy like bottom fishing. In the next post (Part 2), I’ll show you how this works on the 1-hour chart – including the before and after, and how I plan my entry. Stay tuned! Do you usually check the bigger timeframe before taking entries? Let me know your approach in the comments.
by EkyFabyanto
YM / Dow Jones - long term perspectiveOn the CBOT_MINI:YM1! weekly/monthly/quarterly chart, nothing is looking out of the ordinary as of right now. No matter what timeframe you're looking at, all timeframes have to go through cycles of rise and fall, and this current panic is just a normal red candle on the quarterly/monthly charts. After this monthly/quarterly pullback, I'm still expecting a push higher to reach at least 48k before any longer term weakness should set in, if at all. I see $34k-$38k as a mid-term discount zone, with 42-48k as a mid-term premium zone, with 48k as a magnet of sorts for price to draw toward. I have 2 scenarios I'm currently watching for: MID-TERM PULLBACK: Bull market stays intact, Trump ISN'T actually Hitler :-), price sweeps under $38k and sets up bounce back toward 48k from there. LONG-TERM PULLBACK: World falls apart, Trump IS actually Hitler :-), bear market commences, multiple quarterly red candles, price does a deep pullback to $27.5k before rebounding from there. SCENARIO 1 (seems most likely): SCENARIO 2 (seems very unlikely): Mostly, I would just counsel people to have a plan. "If bull market stays intact, do XYZ. If bear market develops, do ABC."
CBOT_MINI:YM1!Long
by easycators
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CADJPY Multi-Timeframe Price Analysis: Trade SetupIn this video, we analyse the CADJPY across multiple timeframes (4H, 1H, and 15M) to identify a high-probability long trade setup based on structural price action, momentum shifts, and Fibonacci retracement levels. 🔍 4H Analysis (Momentum High Formed) The CADJPY has shown a strong bullish recovery on the 4-hour chart, forming a Momentum High — a key signal that often precedes price movement. According to the principle "Momentum Precedes Price," we anticipate a corrective pullback to form a Higher Low (HL). This HL is expected to become a decision point for buyers looking to join the uptrend. ⏱ 1H Analysis (Confirmation of Structure) On the 1-hour timeframe, price has formed a Higher Market Low (ML), confirming the structural HL observed on the 4H chart. Price has now entered the Fibonacci Buy Zone, providing a high-probability entry area for bullish trades. 📉 15M Analysis (Failure Setup & Entry Trigger) The 15-minute chart shows a Failure to Make a Lower Low (LL). While a higher low is a positive sign, confirmation comes only after a break above the last Lower High (LH) that failed to produce a new low. We’re watching for a break above 104.128 to confirm this failure setup and trigger our long entry. 🎯 Trade Setup ✅ Entry: Long above 104.128 🛑 Stop Loss: Below London session low at 103.74 ± 5 pips 🎯 Targets: T1: 106.92 T2: 108.64 💬 Wishing you a successful trading week! Don’t forget to like, comment, and follow for more technical analysis and trade ideas.
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by Charts247TradingAcademy
TSLA’s Failed Breakout: Reversal or Deeper Drop Ahead?Tesla (TSLA) Market Outlook & Long-Term Investment Report Tesla (TSLA) has positioned itself as more than just an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer. With its advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous driving, and energy solutions, Tesla is becoming a major player in multiple high-growth industries. While recent price action has shown volatility, long-term investors see buying opportunities at key support levels. Technical Analysis & Key Levels 1. High-Timeframe Context (HTF) - HTF Resistance: $415.71 – Tesla attempted to break above this level but faced rejection, leading to a sharp pullback. - Major Support & Resistance Zone – A critical level where Tesla has previously consolidated and reacted strongly. - Liquidity Zones (LQZs): - Daily LQZ (~$238.18) – A key demand area where buyers could step in. - Weekly LQZ (~$182.44 - $108.01) – A deeper liquidity zone, potentially offering even better long-term buying opportunities if the downtrend continues. 2. Market Structure & Trend Analysis - **Failed Breakout:** Price action showed a breakout above resistance, but the failure to hold led to a sharp reversal, indicating a potential liquidity grab. - **Retest of Support:** The price is currently testing a significant support level, which will determine the next move. - **Momentum Shift:** The aggressive rejection at HTF resistance suggests sellers are in control in the short term, but this creates long-term entry opportunities. Long-Term Investment Thesis Tesla's expansion into AI, robotics, and autonomous technology presents significant long-term growth potential beyond its traditional automotive business. Here are the key areas driving Tesla's future: 1. Robotics & Artificial Intelligence - **Tesla Optimus Robot:** Tesla’s humanoid robot project is expected to revolutionize industrial automation. It could become a major revenue source as industries move toward AI-driven labor solutions. - **Neural Networks & AI Advancements:** Tesla’s AI systems, used for Full Self-Driving (FSD), are also being adapted for robotics, increasing its competitive edge. 2. Energy & Infrastructure Expansion - **Solar & Energy Storage:** Tesla’s **Megapack** and **Powerwall** businesses are growing as renewable energy adoption accelerates. - **Grid-Scale Energy Solutions:** Tesla’s energy division could play a crucial role in stabilizing power grids worldwide, providing another strong revenue stream. 3. Autonomous Vehicles & FSD - Tesla’s **Full Self-Driving (FSD)** software could create a high-margin subscription-based revenue model. - The potential for a **Tesla Robotaxi network** could disrupt the ride-sharing industry and unlock new business models. 4. Synergies with SpaceX & AI Computing - Tesla benefits indirectly from advancements in **SpaceX** technologies, such as materials science and AI computing. - The **Dojo supercomputer** is being developed to enhance AI training, which could accelerate Tesla’s robotics and self-driving ambitions. Investment Strategy & Accumulation Plan For long-term investors, Tesla's volatility provides attractive buying opportunities. A strategic approach would involve: 1. Key Accumulation Levels - **Daily LQZ (~$238)** – A strong support zone where Tesla could see renewed buying interest. - **Weekly LQZ (~$182-$108)** – A deeper level that may offer excellent long-term value if the price declines further. 2. Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Strategy - Instead of trying to time the absolute bottom, investors can **ladder buy-ins** at different liquidity zones to optimize their cost basis. - This reduces risk and takes advantage of market dips without excessive exposure. 3. Risk Management & Long-Term Horizon - Tesla is known for its volatility; maintaining **a long-term vision (5+ years)** is crucial for maximizing gains. - Investors should be prepared for short-term fluctuations while focusing on Tesla’s multi-industry expansion. Conclusion Tesla’s failed breakout and recent pullback present a strategic buying opportunity for long-term investors. With its advancements in robotics, AI, energy, and autonomous technology, Tesla is well-positioned to be a key player in multiple trillion-dollar industries over the next decade. The current price action suggests that accumulation at liquidity zones could provide strong long-term returns. As the robotics industry grows, Tesla’s potential as a leading producer for industrial automation is increasingly clear. Investors with a bullish long-term outlook may find current and upcoming dips as prime entry points. Final Thought **Is Tesla’s current dip a gift for long-term believers?** With its expanding technological footprint, this may be an opportunity to accumulate before the next major growth cycle. 🚀
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by Adlercon333
Trading with multiple VAMAsI want to show you how to analyse multiple timeframe VAMAs for trading opportunities. This is an interesting approach that can reveal valuable market structure information. For this example I am using a 15m, 1h and. 4h VAMA, but you can use this on lower or higher timeframes as well. First, let's understand what each timeframe VAMA represent in this case: The 15-minute VAMA indicates short-term trends and momentum The 1-hour VAMA reveals intermediate trend direction The 4-hour VAMA represents the broader market structure When these VAMAs overlap on your lower timeframe chart (15m in this case), they create what we might call "zones of interest." Think of it like layers of support and resistance that have different degrees of significance based on their timeframe. Here's how we can interpret and use this information: Convergence Zones When multiple VAMAs cluster in a tight price range, this creates a significant zone of interest. For example, if your 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour VAMAs are all within a narrow price band, this often indicates a strong support or resistance level. These zones typically exhibit one of two behaviors: Price Bounces: When price approaches a convergence zone from above or below, it often respects these levels. The more timeframes that have converged, the stronger the zone becomes. A bounce from such a zone with corresponding volume can present a high-probability trade opportunity. Zone Breaks: If price successfully breaks through a convergence zone, especially with increased volume, this often signals a strong trend continuation or reversal, depending on the direction of the break. Hierarchical Trending You can identify the strength and maturity of trends by examining how the different timeframe VAMAs are arranged: Strong Uptrend Structure: 4H VAMA lowest 1H VAMA above 4H 15min VAMA above 1H This "stacking" of VAMAs shows a healthy trend structure. The higher timeframe VAMAs act as dynamic support levels in an uptrend (or resistance in a downtrend). Trade Entry Opportunities Alignment Trades: Look for moments when all VAMAs are pointing in the same direction and properly stacked. These situations often present high probability setups. For example: In an uptrend Price pulls back to test the 15-minute VAMA while the 1H and 4H VAMAs continue trending up.This creates a "buy the dip" opportunity with multiple timeframe confirmation. Divergent Zone Trades: When the faster VAMAs (1min, 15min) show divergence from the slower ones (1H, 4H), this can indicate potential reversal points: If the 1min and 15min VAMAs start curling up while price is testing the 1H VAMA as support. This divergence in shorter timeframes while respecting longer timeframe support can signal a reversal opportunity. Breakout Confirmation: Use the multiple timeframes to confirm breakout trades: When price breaks above a convergence zone Look for the faster VAMAs (1min, 15min) to cross above the slower ones Volume should increase during the break The previous resistance zone (marked by the VAMAs) should become support
Education
by jpkxyz
Maruti : Make or Break?Technical view Box trading strategy in which you identify or stop consolidating for a couple of days and trading the direction of the breakout in this case Maruti Suzuki india limited is consolidating for past 3 days. What is the strategy why does this work? When a stock price moves sideways, it usually happens for two main reasons: either people are losing interest in the stock, or there's a lot of activity but the number of buyers and sellers is balanced. Now, imagine a group of traders who are watching this stock. They have set their stop-loss orders close to where they bought the stock. This means if the price moves too far against them, they'll automatically sell to limit their losses. When the stock finally breaks out of this sideways pattern, something interesting happens. New buyers or sellers jump in, excited about the movement. At the same time, those traders who were holding onto their positions start to sell because their stop-loss orders are triggered. This combination of new traders entering the market and existing traders exiting their positions creates a surge in momentum in the direction of the breakout. So, if the price breaks upward, it can rise quickly as both new buyers come in and former holders sell out, pushing the price even higher. Pro Tip Entry at 15m tf Strong Candle Close (Outside the Box) StopLoss is at Entry Candle high or Low (Not more than (0.8%) Targets :- 12,887.50 (Upside) 12,411.25 (Downside) Fundamental View Profit: Maruti Suzuki India Ltd reported a consolidated net profit of ₹3,727 crore for Q3 FY25, a 16% YOY increase. However, another source indicates a standalone net profit of ₹3,525 crore, up 13% YOY, but below market expectations of ₹3,624 crore. Revenue: The company reported revenue of ₹38,764 crore, a 16% YOY increase. Sales Volume: Total sales were 566,213 units, up 13% from last year3. Domestic sales were 466,993 units (up 8.7%), and exports were 99,220 units, a significant increase of 38.2%. EBITDA: Operating profit (EBITDA) increased by 14.4% YOY. Not an Investment Advise
NSE:MARUTI
by REUBEN_EUSTACE
GBP/USD: Selling into the reboundThe setup is similar in EUR/USD & GBP/USD - because of the dollar in both major pairs! The GBP price is testing the broken uptrend line on the weekly- and could break above it. On the daily chart, a downtrend line has already broken and so has critical resistance at 1.25, suggesting a break above the weekly uptrend line Should the breakout follow-through it faces resistance at 1.28 from the December high and 30 week (150 day) moving average. However, should the breakout fail - it sets up a likely continuation of the longer term downtrend.
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by jasperlawler
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