Is Bitcoin still bullish?Many still don't realize that the US economy is based on selling stable debt, for example, they give a loan to one country with a two-year repayment period, then they give the same loan in the form of another loan to another country with a shorter period, for example, one year.
With this description, I think that with the huge volume we have had for sale in the past months, the price should now have a deep correction.
Trend Analysis
NZDUSD The Target Is UP! BUY!
My dear subscribers,
This is my opinion on the NZDUSD next move:
The instrument tests an important psychological level 0.6056
Bias - Bullish
Technical Indicators: Supper Trend gives a precise Bullish signal, while Pivot Point HL predicts price changes and potential reversals in the market.
Target - 0.6080
About Used Indicators:
On the subsequent day, trading above the pivot point is thought to indicate ongoing bullish sentiment, while trading below the pivot point indicates bearish sentiment.
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DIESEL OIL GOES 'STILL-RUNNING', AND IT IS NOT A MEME AGAINDiesel Oil NY Harbor ULSD December 2025 futures contracts are trading around $2.25/gallon, once again above its 52-week average, with recent technical ratings indicating a strong buy.
The market has shown a 4.50% rise in the past 5-Day time span, reflecting bullish momentum.
Fundamental Perspective
Supply: Distillate inventories are 20% below the five-year seasonal average, the lowest since 2022. Refinery utilization is high at 94.7%, leaving little buffer for disruptions.
Demand: Distillate consumption has risen to 3.794 million barrels per day, up 260,000 b/d year-over-year, driven by robust industrial activity and summer travel.
Geopolitics: A U.S.-brokered ceasefire in the Middle East has reduced immediate supply risks, but the situation remains fragile and could quickly change.
Macroeconomic Risks: While fundamentals are bullish, potential U.S. recession risks and data reporting delays add uncertainty. Monitoring GDP growth and manufacturing PMIs is crucial.
Summary
ULSD futures are technically strong and fundamentally supported by tight inventories and robust demand, but traders should remain vigilant for macroeconomic and geopolitical shifts.
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Gold-Silver Discrepancy Analysis – Reevaluation After NFP ReactiAfter taking a loss yesterday, I had to reassess my outlook on Gold. The market behavior leading into and following the NFP event revealed significant discrepancies between Gold and Silver that can’t be ignored.
Since April 24th — the day Gold printed its highest price in human history — the daily chart has shown consistent lower low formations. In contrast, Silver had been forming higher highs on the daily during this same period, showing relative strength.
However, this dynamic began to shift. On the 4-hour chart, Silver is now printing lower lows from last month’s high, aligning more closely with Gold, which has been bearish on both the daily and 4-hour timeframes since its peak.
A key moment occurred just before the NFP release: Silver made a strong run above last week’s high, while Gold failed to even trade above Wednesday’s high — which coincides with the gap fill from last week Tuesday’s open. This divergence in price behavior is crucial.
Gold closed yesterday with a full-bodied bearish engulfing candle, rejecting that same gap area. Meanwhile, Silver’s breakout above last week’s high, despite its internal weakness, is a clear discrepancy of value.
Now, with Silver beginning to shift into lower low structure on the daily and no bullish market structure shift present on the 4-hour chart, the bullish narrative weakens. This divergence between both metals—especially as Silver shows signs of internal breakdown—suggests a high-probability case that the market may be preparing for a broader downside move rather than continuation to the upside.
That said, the key level at 3225/3200, which I marked during my previous bullish outlook, remains on watch. Price reaction at this zone will be critical in determining whether the market still has a chance to reclaim bullish intent or if the short bias continues to play out. If the bearish pressure holds, 3120 becomes a likely target—and a deeper fall toward 2960 wouldn’t be surprising either, considering it aligns with a key discount zone from the weekly timeframe.
7.4 Gold shocks7.4 Gold shocks
Yesterday, the gold price plummeted, but did not fall below 3310. We have analyzed before that the bulls have the advantage above 3300. From yesterday's performance, we can see that the bulls are still in a dominant position.
Today is the last day of this week. At present, the gold price has not fluctuated much and is fluctuating in the range of 3320-3345. The fact that it can still fluctuate under the negative data shows that the bulls are strong and there is a high probability that it will rise next week.
Next, we will shift our focus to the tariff situation on July 9. If there is no definite intelligence report that it has been negotiated, then gold will still be the first choice for safe haven. If the tariff situation becomes tense, then the gold price may form a unilateral rise. If the situation eases, then the gold price may rise and then fall back.
Today, it is recommended to buy near 3320, with a stop loss at 3300. The target is 3340.
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Copper1! at Best Support !!This is the 2 chart of Copper1! .
Chart 1 Analysis:
The stock is trading near a parallel channel support zone in the 880–890 range. This zone also aligns with the monthly pivot and weekly pivot support around 882–880. Additionally, the percentage fall is nearly complete near 885, further strengthening this level as a potential support zone.
Chart 2 Analysis:
On the monthly Heikin Ashi chart, support is observed near 864, while the weekly Heikin Ashi support lies around 880.6. By connecting key levels, it indicates that Copper may find support in the 880–885 zone.
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Gold Setup Double OB Confirmed | Targeting 3340+🚨 Hey Traders! 🚨
Yesterday was NFP day – we saw a great waterfall sell-off 💧📉, but the overall bullish trend remains strong! 🐂✨
🧠 NFP likely just swept the day’s low to grab liquidity… and now we’re looking UP again! 🚀📊
🔑 KEY AREA:
🟡 Order Blocks (OBs) formed on both 15min & 5min timeframes – double confirmation!
💥 High chance Gold taps this zone and pushes upward again! ⏫📈
🎯 TARGET ZONE:
🏁 3340 - 3350
✅ Stick to your plan
🔒 Follow Risk Management
💼 Trade smart, not emotional!
USDJPY POSSIBLE LONG TRADE PLANThe pair has been trading in a bearish trend for sometime now. It has recently rejected near a key zone and broke out a falling trend line. It looks like it is now retesting this zone before initiating a bull movement.
Please do your own analysis before placing any trades.
Cheers and happy trading !!!
Gold suffered a heavy blow from non-farm payrolls! Yesterday's decline in gold prices was mainly affected by news, and such declines usually do not last too long. From a technical point of view, gold prices received support near 3322 at night, which is the key support level today. It is worth noting that on Wednesday, gold prices were under pressure in the 3340-3344 area, while on Thursday, prices formed support in this range, indicating that the area is forming a top-bottom conversion, so 3340-3345 has become an important pressure level today. It is expected to fluctuate and consolidate in the 3322-3340/45 range during the day. The impact of news on gold prices is usually short-term. When the fundamentals and technical directions are consistent, price fluctuations will be more obvious; when the two are inconsistent, price fluctuations will weaken, but will not change the technical trend. The rebound pattern established at the beginning of the week is still valid. After a short-term shock, gold prices are expected to re-stand above 3345 and continue to maintain the rebound trend.
Important data such as non-agricultural are all negativeGold hourly chart;
Gold short-term analysis; Gold 4-hour analysis shows that the stochastic indicator is golden cross, which is a bullish signal; MACD indicator double lines stick together upward, which is a bullish signal; 4-hour bias continues to rise; 4-hour downward trend channel is temporarily suppressed, and the pressure position is around 3355-60.
Tariff tensions heat up againGold, the price rebounded quickly after the parallel attack and defense at 3245 at the beginning of the week. The article emphasizes that the short-term strength will continue. The high point of the week may appear around Thursday's non-agricultural data. The medium-term top idea of 3500-3452 is still maintained; on Tuesday, it actually hit 3358, and the daily K-line combination showed a long arrangement. In the morning, it was emphasized that it was still possible to follow the trend and wait for the non-agricultural data to break through on Thursday night;
The actual retracement rebounded from 3327 and is now reported at 3343, which is in line with expectations; the short-term support in the evening is 3340-3336, and the strong support is 3330; the short-term resistance is 3348, and the strong resistance is 3352-3358. If it breaks, it will look at 3365-3400;
7-star short update -we have received a short signal on DYDX. Short signal on 7-star is finding the top most eligible reversal point. so far so good. Expecting the target
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121Hello awesome traders! 👑✨
Hope you’ve enjoyed your trading week and caught some pips along the way! As we wrap up Friday, let’s spotlight NZD/USD (1H)—we’ve got a clean 121 Bearish Reversal forming on the hourly chart.
🧠 Setup Breakdown:
Price has built the 121 structure:
XA: 0.61061 → 0.60500
AB: 0.60500 → 0.60931
BC: 0.60931 → 0.60302
The Potential Completion Zone (PCZ) sits between:
78.6% BC retracement: 0.60641
100% XA extension: 0.60733
Price rallied into the PCZ, tagged D = 0.60824, and has since shown early signs of rejection under 0.60733.
🎯 Target in Sight:
TP1 Zone: 0.60065–0.60227 (100%–78.6% extension of BC)
Our playbook: Pattern → PCZ → Rejection → Measured Target. Risk is defined above D = 0.60824, with entry on a clear bearish candle close below 0.60641.
💡 What’s Next?
Entry: Short on bearish candle close < 0.60641 (lower PCZ boundary).
Stop: Above 0.60824 (just above D).
Take Profit: Scale into 0.60227–0.60065.
If price breaks back above 0.60733, we’ll stand aside and wait for the next high-probability setup.
Finish the week strong—stay disciplined, manage your risk like a pro, and let structure guide your decisions!
📊 Trade patterns like the pros.
📈 Let structure, not emotion, drive your trades.
— Your Friendly Harmonic Trading Guide
Gold Consolidating Ahead of Next Move Gold Consolidating Ahead of Next Move – Is 3390 the Bull Target or a False Breakout Trap?
🧭 Fundamental Outlook
Gold has entered a tight consolidation phase following a wave of high-impact macroeconomic events:
The US House of Representatives has passed Trump's “Super Bill”, raising expectations of increased fiscal spending and long-term inflationary pressures. In theory, this is supportive of gold prices.
However, strong NFP and Unemployment Rate figures released recently have reinforced dollar strength in the short term, suggesting the Fed may delay rate cuts → a temporary headwind for gold.
With Independence Day in the US, liquidity across global markets is expected to drop, increasing the risk of false moves or stop-hunt volatility.
🟡 The lack of immediate upside doesn’t mean bullish momentum has disappeared. Price may simply be building energy before its next leg.
📉 Technical Overview – XAU/USD
Gold has broken out of a minor descending trendline and is now testing a key supply zone around 3344–3345, which could determine the intraday trajectory.
🔍 Key Levels
Resistance Zones: 3345 – 3362 – 3374 – 3388 – 3390
Support Zones: 3330 – 3312 – 3304 – 3302 – 3298
🟢 Bullish Scenarios (Buy Setups)
📍 Intraday Buy Zone:
3313 – 3311
Stop Loss: 3307
Take Profit: 3316 – 3320 – 3325 – 3330 – 3335 – 3340 – 3345 – 3350
📍 Deep Pullback Buy Zone:
3304 – 3302
Stop Loss: 3298
Take Profit: 3308 – 3312 – 3316 – 3320 – 3330 – 3340
These zones are ideal for trend-continuation entries, especially if supported by bullish candles or price action on lower timeframes.
🔴 Bearish Scenarios (Short-Term Only)
📍 Intraday Sell Zone:
3362 – 3364
Stop Loss: 3368
Take Profit: 3358 – 3354 – 3350 – 3346 – 3340 – 3335 – 3330
📍 High-Risk Sell Zone:
3388 – 3390
Stop Loss: 3394
Take Profit: 3384 – 3380 – 3376 – 3370 – 3365 – 3360
Bearish positions should be reserved for signs of exhaustion or rejection patterns at resistance levels.
🧠 Trading Bias for Today
With limited liquidity due to the US holiday, price may remain trapped in a sideways range between 3320 and 3340. Traders should stay nimble and avoid overexposure.
✅ Primary bias: Buy dips near major support
⚠️ Alternative view: Only short if price confirms reversal at resistance
💬 What’s Your Take on Gold Today?
Will gold break through the 3390 barrier this week?
Or are we looking at one more dip before a true bullish continuation?
👇 Share your thoughts and trading ideas in the comments!
PRICE SYMMETRYHello awesome traders! 👑✨
Hope you’ve enjoyed your trading week and snagged some pips! As we wrap up Friday, let’s spotlight GBP/NZD (4H)—a textbook Bullish AB=CD built on perfect price symmetry.
🧠 Setup Breakdown:
AB: 2.25916 → 2.22415 = 351 pips
CD: 2.27417 → 2.23739 = 351 pips
That exact price equality between AB and CD gives us a high-probability reversal edge.
Potential Completion Zone (PCZ):
100% AB extension: 2.23916
78.6% CD retracement: 2.24665
Price dipped into the zone, printed a clean wick at D = 2.23739, and reversed—price symmetry in action.
🎯 Targets in Sight:
TP1 Zone: 2.26812–2.27647 (61.8%–78.6% CD extension)
TP2 Zone: 2.30063–2.31784 (127.2%–161.8% CD extension)
Blueprint: Pattern → Price Symmetry → PCZ → Trigger → Measured Targets. Risk is defined below 2.23739 (the D-point).
💡 What’s Next?
Entry: On a clean bounce back above 2.24665 (top of PCZ).
Stop: Below 2.23739 to respect our symmetry low.
Scale: Take half at TP1; let the rest run to TP2.
If price breaks below 2.23739, we’ll exit and hunt for the next symmetry setup.
Finish the week strong—stay disciplined, trade the structure, and let price symmetry lead the way!
📊 Trade patterns like the pros.
📈 Let structure, not emotion, drive your decisions.
— Your Friendly Harmonic Trading Guide
PI – Consolidation and Shrinking VolatilitySince Tuesday, NASDAQ:PI has been trading within a tight range between the $0.47 support and the $0.50 resistance level. This sideways movement reflects a balance between buyers and sellers, with neither side showing enough strength to push the price in a clear direction. The market appears to be in a state of indecision, as participants wait for a fundamental or technical catalyst to spark a breakout.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) currently sits at 36.18 and has remained relatively flat over the past few days. This indicates a lack of momentum and weak conviction among traders. When RSI trends sideways like this, it typically signals that market participants are staying on the sidelines, avoiding large positions until a clearer trend emerges.
Additionally, the Average True Range (ATR) has dropped to 0.048, marking a 12% decline since Tuesday. This confirms the ongoing reduction in market volatility. A falling ATR suggests that price swings are narrowing, often preceding a significant breakout as the market builds up pressure.
Taken together, the flat RSI and declining ATR paint a picture of a consolidating market. While NASDAQ:PI lacks strong directional momentum at the moment, these conditions often set the stage for a sharp move. Traders should keep a close eye on the $0.47–$0.50 range for signs of a breakout in either direction.