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GOLD - if trade in range then expected range. #GOLD.. we guys market perfect move as per our video analysis. and now we have 2 areas and if market will trade in range then that is your range. upside we have 2365 66 in hourly chart and downside we have 2358 in hourly chart as well. no doubt flash services and flash manufacturing PMI data on table but if market will trade in range then these areas is your range area.. until market closed either side. good luck trade wisely
FX:XAUUSD
by AdilHussain731333
Technical Analysis of Ethereum (ETH/USDT) by Blaž FabjanTechnical Analysis of Ethereum (ETH/USDT) Chart Overview: The chart depicts the ETH/USDT price action on a 4-hour timeframe, showcasing a falling wedge pattern, which is generally considered a bullish reversal pattern. Here are the key observations: Falling Wedge Pattern: The falling wedge is marked clearly, indicating a potential upward breakout. The pattern is confirmed by the higher lows and lower highs converging towards the apex. Support and Resistance Levels: Resistance Zones: $3,600 - $3,800 and $4,000. Support Zones: $3,200 - $3,400. Volume: The volume is relatively low but picking up near support zones, which is a typical characteristic before a breakout. Indicators: VMC Cipher B: Showing potential divergences with green dots indicating possible bullish momentum. RSI (14): Currently at 42.06, suggesting the market is not overbought and has room to move up. Stochastic RSI: Showing oversold conditions, which could indicate a buying opportunity as it crosses upwards. Trading Plan Intraday Trading Strategy: Use support and resistance levels for quick trades. Entry: Buy near the support zone ($3,200 - $3,400) when confirmed by bullish indicators (e.g., green dots on VMC Cipher B). Target: Sell near the first resistance zone ($3,600 - $3,800). Stop Loss: Place a stop loss below $3,200 to manage risk. Scalping Strategy: Take advantage of small price movements within the support and resistance zones. Entry: Buy on minor pullbacks within the wedge near $3,300 - $3,400. Target: Aim for small profits at $3,450 - $3,500. Stop Loss: Place tight stop losses around $3,280 to minimize losses on quick trades. Swing Trading Strategy: Capitalize on the potential breakout from the falling wedge. Entry: Buy once price breaks and retests the upper trendline of the wedge around $3,500 with confirmation from volume increase. Target: First target at $3,800, with a potential move to $4,000. Stop Loss: Place a stop loss below the retest level, around $3,400. Conclusion and Advice Given the technical indicators and the falling wedge pattern, Ethereum (ETH) is showing signs of a bullish reversal. Traders should consider the following: Long Positions: Favorable for all trading strategies (intraday, scalping, and swing trading) as the pattern and indicators suggest an upward movement. Enter positions near support levels and on confirmed breakouts. Short Positions: Not advisable at this stage unless there's a confirmed breakdown below the support zone of $3,200, which could invalidate the bullish pattern. Recommendation: Based on the chart, a long position is recommended with careful attention to the support and resistance levels. Monitor the indicators for any shifts in momentum and adjust the trading strategy accordingly. Always use stop losses to manage risk effectively.
Long
by elfabiiani
SILVER - back for again top? Or not??#SILVER .. in yesterday our area was 29.60 to 29.65 And you can see market hold it for 3 or 4 times. And then market broke that level and placed around 29.80 as day high As you know that yesterday was bank holiday in USA means no major data or no major move. Now we have 29.90 as a important major resistance for silver. 29.90 will play key role in today with important data's in table. So keep close 29.90 it will your area for tomorrow. If market hold it then a drop expected from here. And if not then not at all. Only area 29.90 Good luck Trade wisely
OANDA:XAGUSD
by AdilHussain731333
Foreign exchange trading skills worth collecting (Part 2) Continuing from the previous article; 25. Observe the magnitude of market changes: When the market falls (rises) with the same small amount every day, it may be a signal of a rebound (fall). 26. The dense area is likely to form a support belt or pressure belt: The dense area can be regarded as an obstacle to slow down the market price fluctuations. Once the trading range is broken, the price will make progress. Generally speaking, the longer the trading range lasts, the greater the price movement after the breakout. 27. Significant price rises and falls are often accompanied by key reversals: When the price hits a new high on high trading volume, then falls and closes lower than the previous day, it is usually a reversal phenomenon in the uptrend. The reversal in the downtrend is that the price first goes down, then rebounds strongly on the same day, and finally closes at a higher closing price than the previous day. 28. Pay attention to the head and shoulders pattern: When a head and shoulders pattern is formed on the price chart, it is usually a signal of a big rise. The appearance of the head and shoulders will not be clear until the second shoulder rebounds or pulls back to the level. 29. Pay attention to the highest point of "M" and the lowest point of "W": When the market trend forms a large M on the price chart, it suggests that you can sell. When it forms a W, it suggests that the price will rise. 30. Buy and sell at three highs and three lows: When the market climbs to a peak for the second or third time, it is a bearish signal; otherwise, it is a bullish signal. 31. Observe changes in trading volume: When trading volume rises with price, it is a buy signal. When trading volume increases and prices fall, it is a sell signal, but when trading volume decreases, no matter how the price moves, it is a wait-and-see or expecting a reversal signal. 32. The amount of open contracts can also provide intelligence: If open contracts increase when prices rise, it is a buy signal, especially when trading volume increases at the same time. Conversely, if open contracts increase when prices fall and trading volume is large, it provides sell information. 33. Pay attention to the fact that things will turn around when they reach their extremes, and good times will come after bad times: when a rising trend is very strong, pay attention to the implicit downward trend and pay attention to negative factors at any time; when a falling trend is very weak, pay attention to the implicit recovery information, pay more attention to positive news, and beware of market reversals. 34. Carefully judge the news effect: first, judge the authenticity of the news; second, understand the timeliness of the news; third, analyze the importance of the news; and finally, study the indicative nature of the news. 35. Retire before the delivery period: Commodity prices will have relatively large fluctuations in the delivery month. Commodity trading novices should move to other commodities before this to avoid this additional risk. The potential profits during the delivery period should be sought by experienced spot market traders. 36. Buy and sell when the market breaks through the opening price: This is a good hint of price trends, especially after a major news report. A breakthrough in the opening price may indicate the trend of trading that day or in the next few days. If the market breaks through the upper limit of the opening price, buy; if the breakthrough point is at the lower limit of the opening price, sell. 37. Buy and sell at the previous day's closing price breakthrough point: Many successful traders use this rule to decide when to establish new contracts or increase contracts. It means buying only when the transaction price is higher than the previous day's closing price; or selling when the transaction price is lower than the previous day's closing price. 38. Buy and sell at the previous week's high and low price breakthrough points: This rule is similar to the daily rule mentioned above, but his high and low prices are predicted based on the high point of the week. When the market breaks through the highest point of the week, it is a buy signal; when the market breaks through the lowest point of the week, it is a sell signal. 39. Buy and sell at the previous month's high and low price breakthrough points: The longer you observe, the more market momentum your decision will be based on. Therefore, the price breakthrough point of each month is a stronger hint of price trend, which is more important for futures commodity traders or hedge traders to make or break. 40. Establish pyramid trading: When you add contracts, do not add more contracts than the first one. This is a dangerous trading technique because as long as the market reverses slightly, all your profits will be wiped out. In the inverted pyramid trading, the average cost is close to the market price, which will hurt you. 41. Be careful with stop loss orders: The use of stop loss orders is a simple self-discipline; it can help you stop losses automatically. An important factor is: when you place an order, you must also set a stop loss point at the same time. If you don’t do this, you will lose more money and increase your losses in vain. 42. The retracement in a bull market is not the same as the bear market: conversely, the rebound in the bear market is not a bull market. Most investors like to short in a bull market and believe that it will definitely retrace, and vice versa. Change the rhythm and learn to buy in the retracement in the bull market and short in the rebound of the bear market. You will get more profits. 43. Buy and sell when the price is out of the track: Some successful traders use this rule most often. They buy and sell when prices are out of the norm or beyond general expectations. If ordinary buyers and sellers believe that market prices are rising, but in fact they are not, it is usually a good sell signal, especially after important information is released. Successful traders will wait for the general public to lean to one side, and then choose the time to buy and sell in the opposite direction. 44. The market will always fluctuate in a narrow range after violent fluctuations: when the market stabilizes after a sharp rise or a heavy fall, you must observe when the actual buying or selling begins to increase steadily, so that you can understand whether the market is ready to start, and take the opportunity to get on the train and wait to earn a wave of market. 45. When the bulls are rampant, the rise will slow down: if the market is filled with strong bullish arrogance, the price will not rise easily. Why is this so? When everyone is bullish and enters the market to do more, who can buy again and push the market up? Therefore, the price can only continue to rise after the people who originally did more can't stand the price softening and exit the market. 46. ​​Buy and sell at the breakout points of rising and falling wedges: Any trend has its own process of brewing, generation, and development. When recorded on a chart, it will take on a certain shape. Once a certain pattern is formed, it usually has a considerable enlightenment effect on the future market development. Although it is not absolute, it has a high probability and has its reference value. 47. Don't buy and sell multiple commodities at the same time: If you try to pay attention to the pulse of many markets, that is, if you want to grasp the news of several markets at the same time, you will hurt yourself. Few people can succeed in both the stock index and the grain market at the same time because they are affected by irrelevant factors. 48. Don't add to the losing commodities: No matter how confident you are, don't add contracts to the commodities that have already lost money. If you do that, it shows that you can no longer keep up with the market, but some traders disagree with this rule and prefer to believe in a price averaging technology. 49. In a bear market, put aside the statistical reports: In a bear market, you must be able to ignore all the statistical figures and focus on the market trend. You must understand that the figures to be published reflect the past, not the future. The figures to be published in the future are the results of the present and the near future. 50. The market can only give you so much, so don't hold unrealistic expectations: Some operators always hope to make every penny in the market; trying to squeeze the last drop of profit in the market, the time and energy spent are not worth it; a fish is divided into three parts: the head, the body, and the tail, and the largest part is the body; the operator only needs to find a way to eat the fish meat, and leave the head and tail for others to eat. I hope it helps you. The rest will be updated in new articles. If you need it, you can check it on the homepage after following it.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Signalking