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NQ1! Supply and Demand LevelHello everyone! Huge news week ahead! Trying out a new theme style for my charts and candles. Going to trial this for a few days-week to see if it is more appealing and easier to read as I trade. Going into NY session, I am keeping open to this break above the trend line for a possible descending triangle. I would like to use the bottom demand zones as a pop up layer to get through the above 2-4HR supply zones. With the news releases I feel like we might have large momentum in either direction. Hoping I do not encounter any issues with my platform! EOW Targets BULLS: 15753 by the 45M inside zone looks interesting. BEARS: 15360 by the 3HR zone and pivot target looks interesting.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by tradeswithjess
SPY - NIKKEI225 - We're In The Great Depression + INCOME DATA Problem with monetary fiscal policy and debasement? your markets start to hyperinflation especially when you try to patch previous bubbles *cough* QT *cough* BTFP *cough* ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- The average net yearly income of Americans during 1930 was $4,887.01 Unemployment Rate (UNRATE) 8.7% AFTER TAX - $4,788 $4,788 in 1930 is worth $87,476.76 today ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- The average net yearly income of Americans during 1933 was $4,218.40 Unemployment Rate (UNRATE) 24.9% AFTER TAX - $4,045 $4,045 in 1933 is worth $94,935.84 today ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- The average net yearly income of Americans during 2023 $74,738. Unemployment Rate (UNRATE) 3.6% AFTER TAX - $57,237 ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- CONCLUSION - The average American is 65.83% poorer than the average American during the great depression. Debasing the currency does not solve poverty and enhances it. All of this data is from the IRS FRED seems to not provide information prior 1960 now you know why they don't include this on the charts. Sadly I feel most people don't understand that what is coming is not a "recession" not a "08 RE crash" its going to be a foundational collapse of the entire US debt system / treasuries / stock markets / credit crisis / liquidity crisis. ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- United States Government Debt: % of GDP 2023 = 133% Japan General Government Gross Debt to GDP 1989 = 65% Federal Debt: Total Public Debt Q1 2023: 31,458,438 or 31.4 Trillion I'm personally putting a target for 2026 for the end of the US currency reserve system The only option here is to either print more 100s of trillions than Weimar Germany Or force the entire US & Allies onto a new dollar that will combine all G7 currencies. Hopefully people can understand why there's so much controversial developments on Russia & BRICS +, this current war is nothing to do with helping another country. Its because BRICS see's the end of the US system and they are preparing for it. (sources) www.irs.gov www.irs.gov Tax rates include normal taxes of 1.5 percent on the first $4,000 of taxable income, 3 percent on the next $4,000, and 5 percent on taxable income over $8,000, plus applicable surtaxes. Last law to change rates was the Revenue Act of 1928.
FRED:NIKKEI225
by FederalXBT
2
NQ1!, Market Needs a Reason to SellLast session has retested monthly R1 confluence with the upper edge of the channel. Initial reaction, profit taking. This is all normal and supported by technical analysis. In my view, this is an objective way to look at the market action and remain on the right side of the chart. As the title suggests, the market needs a reason to sell which is a reverse of the current narrative. As of now, I don't see it. Until then, one could buy pullbacks in alignment with smaller timeframe technicals. Rate hikes, shrinking economy, inflation and etc. mess with the trader's mind. They assume that market should be sold and fight the trend. But the most hated upside move remains intact. Reactions(pullbacks) are not reversals. Looking at the chart the most recent breakout, from a highlighted consolidation has negated my previous idea that this is a potential head of an H&S. A pullback to retest the breakout is a buy opportunity. I anticipate a reaction on first test. Mid of the consolidation is a second place to consider buying, confluence with the upside channel mid. Full disclosure: I'm not neither bull or bear. I only follow a typical price action scenarios. Off the topic. Regarding the shorting the market. Shorting itself is entertained by hedge funds and retail traders. They want to outsmart the market and gain big returns. The investors don't short they sell the assets to relocate money into other assets. Passive investing, corporate buy-backs, 401k, pension funds only buy. They are a permanent source of keeping the bull market afloat. For those who has an irresistible pull to short learn how to time it well and execute with a precision. 07/15/2023
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by SviCapital
7
NQ1! Is a Head being formed? Technical analysis is hardly objective, every trader sees his/her brain imagination result. We can't see the future, period! I often entertain different ideas for a mental gymnastic only. Full disclosure, as a day trader, I don't really care where the market would go. I tag along with a short term sentiment. Anyway, while looking at this daily chart and relentless upside move for the first half of 2023, I can't help but entertain an idea of a head formation of a potential H&S. Every trend ends up with a consolidation which is a head of a potential H&S or inverse H&S. A breach of the outlined area to upside would invalidate that idea. A breach of R1 would confirm it. 07/03/23
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by SviCapital