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lets see what BTC does this upcoming weekfirst i want to say thank you for all the people who have followed and supported my videos. i have many more coming in 2025 so i can bless you in any type of way. and shout out to trading view for giving me the opportunity to be in the editor pick section it was truly a honor and encouraging moment in my journey. In this video we see BTC doing the same patterns over and over again to make price go higher can we see the same move ? we will find out . i also shared important information that can help you in trading mindset what are your thoughts for BTC or crypto in general? feel free to drop comment! you never know you might help me with information or someone out there GOD BLESS!
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by HelpingHand_Investments
Sell if it breaks the trend line and looks likely a hug drop Hello mates, please feel free to share your trading ideas, and please give a Boost if you agree with my trading plan. My trading strategy is Price Action, which is the simplest strategy of trade on what we see the price movement on chart. A key part of my discipline is always setting a Stop Loss when opening a trading position. This ensures every trading position is risk managed. Our 1 to 1 trading training is available, please message. Trade well and good luck!
Short
by QQGuo-Shane
EurUsd Trade IdeaEU has been extremely bearish. Price ended last week solid bearish structures to build a set up off of. We can either expect price to respect the retest with smaller time frames to support the short set up or expect price to tap back into the last lower higher before heading back to the downside. As long as price respects and maintains below the last lower higher than shorts would still be valid here. I'll only be interested in longs once and if price breaks above the lower high.
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by OfficialJ23
EURUSD - Waiting For ParityEURUSD remains weak. The strong downward trend is unlikely to change much in the coming days and weeks. Many traders are waiting for the price to reach the magic 1.0. But it is unlikely to happen that quickly. We expect the EURUSD to reach the area around 1.02 first. Before we enter a short trade, we would like to wait for a pullback to the entry zone shown in order to optimize our RRR. If the price reaches 1.02, we should be a little more cautious with further shorts and prepare for a stronger recovery.
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by Ochlokrat
EUR/USD Daily Trendline Breakout AnalysisThe EUR/USD pair continues to trade within a downward trendline on the daily timeframe, suggesting sustained bearish momentum. With this setup, the next target is set between 1.00 and 0.97, while the stop loss is placed at 1.04 for effective risk management. This trading plan reflects a bearish outlook, aligning with the prevailing trendline and market dynamics. Disclaimer: This analysis is simply a sharing of my personal trading plan and is not intended as financial advice. Please conduct your own research or consult a professional before making trading decisions.
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by DNP-FX
EURUSD IS SELLING ALREADY Week 1Last Week’s Forecast "EURUSD – Quick Buy Before the Sell (Week 52)" I captured the sell trade after a quick buy following the U.S. market open on Tuesday, December 31st. My strong bias remains to buy the dollar, as the King Dollar narrative aligns with major financial institutions' forecasts for 2025 and supports the economic outlook tied to the Donald Trump presidency. A pullback to 1.034 would present an excellent opportunity to add more short positions, reinforcing the bearish outlook on EURUSD.
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by debo4samuel
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EUR/USD Forecast: Pressure from Diverging Monetary PolicyThe EUR/USD pair has found temporary support after dropping near 1.0220, the lowest level seen in over two years. However, I believe this major currency pair may continue to decline toward parity due to the stark differences in the monetary policy outlooks of the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank (ECB). On the other side of the Atlantic, Fed officials have signaled that they will cut rates less aggressively in 2025, which supports the strength of the US dollar. Meanwhile, ECB policymakers foresee the continuation of the current pace of monetary easing, which places pressure on the euro and hinders its ability to maintain upward momentum. With resistance levels at 1.0367 and 1.0417, it seems unlikely that the EUR/USD pair will break through these levels and maintain growth. Instead, it is more likely that the pair will reverse and test the support level at 1.0259, with the potential to break this support and continue falling below the 1.0200 level. Investors need to closely monitor the impact of the monetary policy actions from both the Fed and ECB in the coming months to adjust their strategies accordingly.
by Alisa_Rokosz
Fibonacci Zones in Play: Price Action at the CrossroadsPrice Action Overview 📉 📊 We’re looking at key Fibonacci retracement levels applied to the latest down leg. Price action is testing these zones, making this a critical area to watch for potential reversals or continuation. Key Insights: 🔹 Fibonacci Levels: Price is currently interacting with major Fibonacci support and resistance levels. These zones often indicate potential reversal points or continuation patterns. A strong rejection or breakout could set up a profitable trade. 🔹 Price Action: The market is showing signs of indecision around these key levels. It’s crucial to monitor how price behaves—whether it bounces or breaks through these levels will provide the next big move. Trade Setup: 🔹 Critical Levels: We're watching price around these Fibonacci levels to see if it holds or breaks. A confirmed move past these zones could signal a trend reversal or continuation. Next Steps: 💬 Keep an eye on how price reacts here. If we see strong confirmation at these levels, it could present a solid trading opportunity. Watch for clean breaks or rejections as potential signals to enter.
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Navigating Sideways: Charting Possible PathsThe EUR/USD pair appears to be in a consolidation phase, moving sideways within a defined range. Here’s a breakdown of the potential scenarios and key levels observed: Support and Resistance Levels: The 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level is acting as a critical support zone. Resistance is seen near the 0.55 and 0.62 levels, which might cap upward movements if the pair remains range-bound. Trend Indicators: The moving averages and trend lines on the chart indicate a lack of clear directional bias, suggesting a wait-and-see approach. Price is testing minor higher highs (HH) and higher lows (HL), hinting at possible bullish momentum if the resistance levels are breached. Potential Scenarios: Bullish Path: A breakout above the 0.55 resistance could open the door for a move towards the 0.62 Fibonacci level and beyond. Buyers may target these levels with a stop below 0.382. Bearish Path: Failure to sustain above the 0.382 level could lead to a bearish breakdown, targeting lower Fibonacci levels or prior swing lows. Key Considerations: Traders should monitor momentum indicators and volume to confirm breakout or breakdown scenarios. Risk management is crucial, with clear stop-loss placements to avoid false moves in this range-bound market. What are your thoughts on this analysis? Are you leaning towards a bullish breakout or a bearish continuation? Let’s discuss below! Summary Data: Current Price: 1.0273 Key Support: 0.382 Fibonacci level Key Resistances: 0.55 and 0.62 Fibonacci levels Bullish Target: Above 0.62 Bearish Target: Below 0.382 Indicators in Focus: Moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, trendlines Trading Tip: Wait for a confirmed breakout or breakdown before taking positions
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Euro stabilizes as Spain posts strong job dataThe euro has stabilized on Friday. In the European session, EUR/USD is currently trading at 1.0296, up 0.3% on the day. The euro fell as much as 1.2% a day earlier and fell below the 1.03 line for the first time since Nov. 2022. The eurozone economy wasn't exactly on fire in 2024. The Ukraine-Russia war led to increases in gas and oil prices, millions of war refugees have strained the economy and many eurozone countries have boosted their defense budget as relations with Moscow have chilled. In addition, global demand has been weak and the incoming Trump administration could spell tariffs and even a trade war. Germany, which for decades was the locomotive of Europe, hasn't recovered since the corona pandemic. Competition from China has hurt the key automotive industry and the government coalition has collapsed, resulting in political instability. France and Italy, the second and third largest economies in the eurozone, are also struggling. The bright light is this gloomy picture has been Spain, the fourth-largest economy in the eurozone. "Sunny Spain" isn't just a catchy phrase for winter-weary tourists, but also reflects a resilient economy. According to the European Commission, Spain's economy is expected to have expanded by an impressive 3% in 2024. In contrast, Germany's GDP is projected to have contrasted by -0.1%. Spain's manufacturing and services sectors are expanding, in contrast to the eurozone's three largest economies which are showing contraction. The labor market remains solid and the number of unemployed fell by 25.3 thousand in December, the lowest figure since December 2007. The European Central Bank entered an easing phase in June and has lowered rates at the past three straight meetings. The central bank is keeping an eye on inflation but is expected to continue lowering rates in order to boost the weak economy. The ECB meets next on January 30. EUR/USD is testing resistance at 1.0289. Above, there is resistance at 1.0353 There is support at 1.0203 and 1.0139
by OANDA
Fundamental Market Analysis for January 3, 2025 EURUSDEUR/USD paused its four-day losing streak, trading near 1.02700 during the Asian session on Friday. European Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data on Thursday fell short of expectations, which only added to Euro traders' concerns following a soft speech from European Central Bank (ECB) Governor Yannis Stournaras later in the day. According to ECB Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras, the ECB intends to smoothly cut interest rates until 2025. According to Stournaras, the ECB rate is expected to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 2% at the end of this year. As the Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates much more slowly than previously expected in 2025, the EUR interest rate differential will widen significantly by the end of the year, putting downward pressure on EUR/USD in the long term. This is in line with the expectations of some analysts who are calling for the euro to reach parity with the US dollar as early as this year. Pan-European PMI results for December fell slightly to 45.1 against expectations of holding at 45.2. While the data itself had relatively little impact, it helped underscore the growing likelihood that the European Central Bank (ECB) will accelerate rate cuts to support the European economy, even as gasoline prices hit their two-year highs, further confounding Europe's economic outlook. The only significant data on Friday's economic calendar is the results of the ISM US manufacturing PMI, which is expected to remain at the declining 48.4 reading for December. Trading recommendation: Watch the level of 1.02500, if it is fixed below consider Sell positions, if it bounces back consider Buy positions.
by Fresh-Forexcast2004