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BITCOIN Daily TA : 02.18.22 $BTCAs you can see, the price broke its uptrend and closed below the 50-day moving average (50MA) , The next bearish target will be in the range of 39300 $ to 39700 $ and after that 34000 $ to 36800 $ ... Follow our other analysis & Feel free to ask any questions you have, we are here to help. ⚠️ This Analysis will be updated ... 👤 Arman Shaban : @ArmanShabanTrading 📅 18.Feb.22 ⚠️(DYOR) ❤️ If you apperciate my work , Please like and comment , It Keeps me motivated to do better ❤️
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by ArmanShabanTrading
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GOLD SHORT TO 1840This is a follow on from the last analysis I posted which you can see below or by going on my TradingView profile. The last analysis was on the 4 hour TF showing where I'm expecting market to correct itself. Whereas, this analysis is the 1 hour TF showing that sub (micro) waves that are going on within the 4 hour candles. We can see that Gold has just finished its 5 wave move inside Wave 5, along with showing that buyers are now losing momentum as market is overbought. This is another confluence to go short now. All of my socials are listed on my TradingView profile. Feel free to follow my TradingView in order to keep up to date with all the latest analysis. Drop a like if you agree with this chart analysis or let me know what you think!
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by BA_Investments
EURUSD 4H TA : 02.17.22 (Update)Two possible scenarios are marked on the chart . As you can see the price reached an important resistance range and we have to wait for break or rejection from this range and after that we can look for a trigger ... Last Analysis : Follow our other analysis & Feel free to ask any questions you have, we are here to help. ⚠️ This Analysis will be updated ... 👤 Arman Shaban : @ArmanShabanTrading 📅 17.Feb.22 ⚠️(DYOR) ❤️ If you apperciate my work , Please like and comment , It Keeps me motivated to do better ❤️
by ArmanShabanTrading
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BTC Update BTC is trading in a range, we are seeing some volatility in the market due to Fed meetings and the Russia/Ukraine drama. However Ukraine announced legalization of Bitcoin there, news is just coming out now for that. BTC.D is also dropping which indicates alts are holding their price better, as BTC is dropping more then alts. Will be good to pick alts for a swing here but stop loss must be used for if BTC drops below $41,500. As far as now, no need to worry unless BTC drops bellow $41,500, and no need to get excited unless BTC breaks $45,800. Trade the range, trade safely.
by sebastianjohansen
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XAUUSD ANALYSISHey traders, above is an overview on gold and the most important zones to watch, we have a lot of criteria that indicates that gold is on a bullish momentum, first of all we have a bullish AUD that correlates positively with gold, Secondly as you should know Gold and USD have a negative correlation together, and USD is still performing bearish due to the Ukraine's matter so more weakness on USD must push Gold more up in the medium term at least above 1900s zones. then we can expect some potential Pullback arond 1915 zone.. i hope you to trade safe especially with all the environment of currencies with Ukraine's situation, Joe.
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by JoeChampion
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Japanese yen drifting, Fed minutes nextThe Japanese yen continues to have a quiet week and is trading at 115.46 in the North American session, down 0.12% on the day. The US dollar enjoyed a boost earlier in the week as tensions between Russia and the West reached a fever pitch. Now that the situation has stabilized somewhat, investors are breathing easier and the dollar has lost ground. Still, there is apprehension in the air and a lack of clarity as to what happens next. Russia says that it has moved some troops away from attack positions, but the US says there is no proof of this. President Biden took to the airwaves on Tuesday and warned the Russians of severe consequences if it attacked Ukraine while saying it was not too late to reach a diplomatic solution. In the US, a strong retail sales report for January provided something for investors to digest other than news from Ukraine. Retail Sales jumped 3.8% m/m, crushing the estimate of 2.0% and rebounding from the 2.5% decline in December. High inflation helped boost the retail sales numbers, but consumers are buying more goods and services as well. Investors will now shift their attention to the Fed minutes, which will be released later today. We've been hearing a hawkish message from some FOMC members of late, and the minutes could well reflect the hawkish pivot that the Fed has reluctantly embraced due to red-hot inflation. Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently abandoned his stance that inflation was transitory and a March liftoff for hikes is essentially a done deal. The markets have priced in six hikes, although some FOMC members have suggested that three or four hikes will suffice to rein in inflation close to the Fed's target of 2 per cent. There is weak resistance at 115.56. Above, there is resistance at 114.52 There is support at 112.87 and 112.26
by OANDA
Russian de-escalation sharply moving marketsSeveral equities have reacted sharply to the suggestion that Russia is de-escalating its presence on the Russia/Ukraine border. As reported by Reuters, Russia has begun to move an undisclosed number of its troops away from the Ukrainian border after completing mock defence exercises. Even so, tensions have not entirely dissipated. NATO, US, and UK officials remain cautious of the situation, with Boris Johnson noting that "the intelligence that we're seeing today is still not encouraging". The markets have been more eager to embrace talk of de-escalation. European Equities spent Tuesday rebounding sharply. The STOXX Europe 600, which is comprised of 600 stocks across 17 European exchanges, broke a three-day losing streak and rose 1.43%. On an individual bourse level, the Italian stock market Index, the IT40, led the way back into positive territory, up 2.17% over the trading day. The German (DAX30) and French (CAC40) indices followed closely, each climbing ~1.9%, and the UK's FTSE100 climbed up 0.98%. US stocks reacted in a similar manner when they opened a few hours after Europe. The US market has recently closed where the NASDAQ rose 2.24%, the S&P500 rose 1.36%, and the Dow Jones rose 1.06%. Commodities also make significant moves on news that Russia is de-escalating. Naturally, commodities would be significantly affected by a war between Russia and Ukraine and NATO affiliated nations that have reacted the sharpest. WTI and Brent have pulled back a shocking 3.7% and 3.4%, respectively. On Monday, Brent oil prices were pushing their way up to USD 100 per barrel after crossing USD 95 per barrel. Before the turnaround in the oil price, talk of USD 110 per barrel was beginning to filter into market predictions. Russia and Ukraine are two of the largest exporters of Wheat. As such, supply concerns for the soft commodity have eased slightly, and with it, the price has pulled back from its two week high. Wheat is now trading down 2.63% to USD 7.8 per bushel. Low supplies could temper more downside for Wheat in Canada and the US. Other major exports of the region are trading down on the easing tensions. Corn, Iron Ore, and Soybean are all trading down 2.86%, 1.37%, and 1.27%, respectively.
BLACKBULL:WTI
by BlackBull_Markets
Canadian dollar flat, CPI nextIt has been a quiet week for the Canadian dollar, despite the crisis between Ukraine and Russia, which has captivated the world's attention. The lack of movement could change on Wednesday, as Canada releases the inflation report for February. Canada's CPI looked weak in December, with a reading of -0.1% m/m. However, inflation is expected to have jumped in January, with a consensus of a strong gain of 0.6%. A reading within expectations would indicate that high inflation remains alive and well and will put pressure on the Bank of Canada to take aggressive action in order to curb inflation. BoC Governor Tiff Macklem has said that more rate hikes are coming in order to lower inflation to the central bank's 2% target, but other than that hasn't provided any guidance. Macklem has maintained that inflation is transitory and will ease in the second half of the year but he may have to adjust his stance, as we saw with Fed Chair Powell, if inflation continues to accelerate. The crisis on the Ukraine/Russia border remains a powder keg that could explode at any time. Somewhat surprisingly, this major geopolitical development has not affected the Canadian dollar, which is a minor currency that is sensitive to risk sentiment. That could change if there are dramatic moves in the next few days, such as a Russian invasion, which could see the currency tumble, or a Russian troop withdrawal from the border, which would be bullish for the Canadian dollar. There are still hopes that a diplomatic solution can be reached and there have been reports of some Russian troops withdrawing from the border. The solution to the crisis is firmly in the hands of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The West has no intention of supporting Ukraine militarily, so the key question is whether the threat of sanctions is enough to dissuade Putin from starting a war in central Europe. USD/CAD faces resistance at 1.2818 and 1.2873  1.2679 is being tested in support for a second straight day. Below, there is support at 1.2595
by OANDA
BITCOIN Daily TA : 02.15.22 $BTCAccording to the previous analysis, we see that the price is now following scenario number 1 and has reached the very important resistance level (X-Point) in the range of $ 44,400, if it succeeds in breaking this resistance, the next bullish target is $ 45,500. In order to break this important resistance, the daily candle close above 46K will be the first condition to continue the uptrend. Follow our other analysis & Feel free to ask any questions you have, we are here to help. ⚠️ This Analysis will be updated ... 👤 Arman Shaban : @ArmanShabanTrading 📅 15.Feb.22 ⚠️(DYOR) ❤️ If you apperciate my work , Please like and comment , It Keeps me motivated to do better ❤️
Long
by ArmanShabanTrading
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Euro extends losses on Ukraine crisisThe euro has started the week in negative territory, after sharp losses on Friday. EUR/USD is struggling to remain above the 1.13 level. The crisis on the Ukraine/Russia border has reached a fever pitch, with the US saying it expects an invasion as early as Wednesday. There are some signals that a diplomatic solution can be found, but a Russian invasion remains a very real possibility. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is in Kyiv and will travel to Moscow for a last-ditch effort to prevent a Russian attack, which would have a massive impact on the financial markets. The euro fell close to 1% last week, mostly on jitters over fears of a Russian invasion. I expect the currency to remain under pressure as the crisis continues. In the US, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Monday that the Fed must move more rapidly in raising rates. Bullard admitted that the Fed was "surprised to the upside on inflation".  Bullard, who is one of the most hawkish voting members, said last week that the Fed should raise rates by a full percentage point by July. The markets are leaning towards a 50 basis point hike in March, with a 61% likelihood, according to CME's FedWatch. Bullard added that he was especially concerned with the surge in inflation since it was broad-based and was not showing any signs of easing. There are other voices in the Fed, of course, and investors will be looking for guidance from the Fed on the course of rate hikes this year. The Fed minutes, which will be released Wednesday, could provide some insights into the Fed's plans. 1.1437, a monthly resistance line, is under pressure. Above, there is resistance at 1.1577 There is support at 1.1233 and 1.1014
by OANDA