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SWING TRADING: LONG USDCHF. TARGET 0.90385TRADE TYPE: INSTANT ENTRY LONG TRADE DIRECTION: LONG TIMEFRAME: 4H ENTRY PRICE: 0.89370 STOP LOSS: 0.88850 TAKE PROFIT: 0.90385 RISK TO REWARD: > 1:1 ANALYSIS: Price broke the supply zone comfortably and now shall look to aim towards the upcoming supply zone . stop loss ideally placed below swing low Follow this thread for any future updates regarding this specific trade. CAUTION: Trading outcome is Probability Based and could wipe out your account if risk management and strategy is not followed properly. Cheers
Long
by FX618Analysis
BTC ANALYSIS 8/7/23BYBIT:BTCUSDT.P We are BACK with other simple analysis and yes, we are still in that consolidation phase for now and just waiting to signal what way BTC wants to go but either way we adapt to whatever it is get some nice trades in. As far as we know guys, we could be about to blast all the way up to the 35k mark at any time! I am still longing as I am long bias although my risk is less and my SL is much tighter at this point in time. The biggest advice I can give out of this post is - *Stay extremely patient and don't pull any impulsive triggers. *Keep your risk to a minimum. *Make sure the SL's are tighter than usual. *As I said in yesterday's post take this time for studying on your craft OR yourself. Thanks guys.
by fusfamily
CADJPY BEARISH THU 6 Jul 2023 (education)The price is ranging structure in monthly and daily timeframes the price hits the upper range and reject with engulfing candles at the supply zone in daily timeframes The set up is simple. Engulfing breakout of range at the supply zone after price been ranging for a while. The risk reward ratio is 5 the stoploss level is above supply zone the target is the double bottom that cause price go went up I risk 0.10% of entire portfolio on this trade.
Short
by kennkennntl
Cocoa outlook improves as El Niño StrengthensCocoa continued its upward price trajectory, rising 3% over the prior month (22 May to 23 June 2023). The International Cocoa Organization (ICCO) has corrected its forecast for the supply deficit on the cocoa market in the current crop year up from 60,000 tonnes to 142,000 tonnes as production is expected to be lower and grinding higher than previously expected. The production estimate was lowered by 37,000 to 4.98 million tonnes, while the grinding forecast was revised higher by 45,000 to 5.07million tonnes. The revisions are largely due to Ivory Coast (the world’s largest cocoa producing country) where the crop is set to be 30,000 tonnes lower than the prior forecast, but still 79,000 tonnes higher than last year, resulting in a minor downward revision given the considerable year-on-year shortfall in cocoa arrivals at the ports. On the other hand, 35,000 tonnes more cocoa is set to be ground in Ivory Coast than previously predicted by the ICCO. The higher deficit is likely to push global stocks down to 1.63 million tonnes by the end of the crop year, which equates to a good 32% of annual grinding. The last time the stocks-to-grinding ratio was any lower was 38 years ago. The cocoa price remains well supported against this backdrop. El Niño is now once again a source of concern, as prospects for the new season starting September are not bright due to the threat of dryness. In addition, recent heavy rains have been reported in major producing countries, slowing down mid-crop harvest in top supplier Ivory Coast and elevating fears of disease outbreaks. The front end of the cocoa moved more deeply in contango, with the negative roll yield of -2.5% weighing on performance. This material is prepared by WisdomTree and its affiliates and is not intended to be relied upon as a forecast, research or investment advice, and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy or sell any securities or to adopt any investment strategy. The opinions expressed are as of the date of production and may change as subsequent conditions vary. The information and opinions contained in this material are derived from proprietary and non-proprietary sources. As such, no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given and no responsibility arising in any other way for errors and omissions (including responsibility to any person by reason of negligence) is accepted by WisdomTree, nor any affiliate, nor any of their officers, employees or agents. Reliance upon information in this material is at the sole discretion of the reader. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
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by aneekaguptaWTE