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US500 | Bearish SentimentThe US500 is currently showing a strong bearish sentiment, with several indicators pointing towards further downside potential. The moving average ribbons are sloping downwards, indicating a clear downtrend, and the momentum of the market is also in a bearish direction. In terms of price action, the US500 has been exhibiting a clear bearish trend, with lower lows and lower highs being formed over the past few weeks. This suggests that selling pressure is increasing, with bears firmly in control of the market. Given these factors, it seems likely that the US500 will continue to experience downward pressure in the near term, with further declines possible as the bearish momentum builds. Traders should exercise caution when considering long positions, as the overall outlook for the market is bearish.
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by percifying
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US500 - Short - RR3Smart Money Concepts During the london killzine (2.00-5.00 ny time) a draw on buyside liquidity took place. The draw on liquidity took out the previous high and formed a bearish market structure shift. As a result of taking out the previous high and forming a market structure shift, a bearish breaker block has formed. Due to the strong bearish momentum, a bearish fvg has formed. There's a difference between an imbalance and an fvg. We only take an entry on an fvg combined with a breaker. An fvg is a 3 candle formation that has formed immediatly after a draw on liquidity. The overlap between the breaker and the fvg is our point of interest to take an entry. In addition, a bearish orderblock has also been formed, which will serve as a last line of defence for our stop loss placement. As an extra confluence to the above strategy, at least one of the conditions below must be present as well (not all of them are required, one is sufficient enough). 1. MACD signal must be bearish for a short, or bullish for a long 2. MACD bullish divergence for a long, or macd bearish divergence for a short 3. Hull Suite green colored and price above the ribbon for a long, or Hull Suite red colored and price below the ribbon for a short. 4. RSI over bought for a short, or rsi oversold for a long 5. RSI bullish divergence for a long, or RSI bearish divergence for a short 6. Fibonacci golden pocket
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by Pipmunch
EUR/USD - Not my night, but lessons of the past is VALUEOANDA:EURUSD After the garbage trade on USD/JPY that went to breakeven earlier, I looked at EUR/USD and took a short. This time I wanted a TP at previous week lows around the 1.05362 area, which would had been a nice one to start the week. But it went against me a bit (a good bit), but I held, not because I was bag holding, but I held in the direction of my longer trend bias. So price action did come back in my favor. So this is where I checked my greed, price came back to my entry level, and in my past life, after going through a nice draw down and coming back to break even, I would keep holding for a bigger pay day, but most times, price action would pullback against me even harder and I would be rekt and blown up. Today, I was happy to close out at breakeven for +1.5 pips. Trade management is THE #1 key to surviving and success. Trade well.
Short
by makerup
EURCAD I Pullback and local short to supportWelcome back! Let me know your thoughts in the comments! **EURCAD Analysis - Listen to video! We recommend that you keep this pair on your watchlist and enter when the entry criteria of your strategy is met. Please support this idea with a LIKE and COMMENT if you find it useful and Click "Follow" on our profile if you'd like these trade ideas delivered straight to your email in the future. Thanks for your continued support!
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by BKTradingAcademy
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