The EU this week sits within a bullish trend and bullish range. This, of course, goes against the higher timeframe biases that we have discussed over the last several weeks in our Sunday markups. However, we follow what the price shows us, not what we want it to do. Coming into this week, we have a relatively neutral bias in terms of direction. Bullish, of...
The gold chart here shows a similar outlook to what we had last week. We played off the area of supply we marked, selling off nicely into the lower end of the range. After taking the liquidity across the lows, we saw a strong pullback with a large area of imbalance created, indicating upward momentum. However, it's important to remember that the overall ranges are...
This week on the euro, we have four potential ideas mainly based on the principle that we are running bearish across most time frames, including the higher time frames. Firstly, we have almost no unmitigated price action on the 4-hour time frame. We've built extensively above and below the price action created last week, leading me to believe this is an area of...
Gold this week has a similar outlook to last week. We have an extreme POI (Point of Interest) within the market, a higher time frame order block, and a fair amount of liquidity below the structural lows established last week during our pullback. If you are up to date with last week's markup that we posted on TradingView, you would see that it has played out...
This week on the Euro, we're looking for price action to respect the higher time frame bearish narrative and overall play within the four-hour major range that we have in play from last week. Picking up the markup we have provided, you can see what we are analyzing. Options one and two involve playing within the short-term internal range and breaking lower within...
This week on gold, we are looking at the same range we had last week on the 4-hour chart. We expect prices to either move even lower from the last confirmed low within the range or break this range and push into the area of unmitigated supply above. Our preferred move is for the price to drop slightly lower, then run higher into the area of supply, and...
To start the week off, we are looking at another bearish shift in the EU, similar to what we observed last week. As we have mentioned before, we aren't expecting price to move perfectly or hit every point on our chart. Instead, we are looking for our ideas to somewhat align with one of our bias scenarios. For this week, we anticipate price to move back to the...
Second markup of the week of course has to be gold, Are two major pairs looking quite similar this week with a 4 hour breakdown a four hour range that holds no low yet & of course a range created by the NFP. Our ideas for gold are the following price running down taking out the low we have marked for liquidity this ultimately delivering our four hour low of our...
Starting things off with euro to the USD this pair has finally shifted bearish into the higher time for a narrative we have mentioned so many times over the last fortnight. This means for us this week we are predominantly focusing on bearish movements, as it stands we have an nfp range this is the overall range responsible for shifting us bearish, Within the 4...
EURUSD 15min range with FVG target the low! simple, rule based directional setup.
Watch this 15min FVG for price to sell out down to our lower target, please refer back to the higher timeframe chart for context on this range and idea as a whole!
XAUUSD still within the same range here and overall, we are looking for a very simple move here for gold, this is that we either run the 4h low and it takes us into a new sell range this will give us a very simple range move to follow coming into the next trading session. If we don't close out below the 4hour low we in turn will look for price to shift up and...
EU markup following our previous weeks chart work, this is honestly pretty clear to us we have 2 options. We run bullish following the 4hour structure and taking us out of the higher timeframe range we have been within for 2 weeks now, or we fall in line with higher timeframe trend. Its how these 2 ideas play out or if they play out at all is the key point to...
On gold this week pretty simple markup we only have a 4 hour bearish range within a high time frame bullish scenario! Iam looking for price to pull back within this range and sell, or break the high and then run bullish. Personally I believe will break lower straight at market open then break higher giving us the same bullish scenario here. if we run and close the...
Starting off with EUR this week, we have a few idea for What we want to see this week ultimately we're looking at price travelling lower within the 4 hour range taking us into the daily weekly order block if we see bullish price action from here we may look to buy, BUT We are mainly looking for price to travel bearish in the direction that the higher time frame...
Go this week has a pretty similar outlook to Euro where we are looking at a 4 hour bullish directional bias which actually lines up with our daily and weekly bias, Following this principle we're going to look for this price action to continue we failed to close above the major high to the left on the hourly and the daily time frame, This giving us reason to expect...
Start this week off with euro to the US dollar as we stated in our breakdown video we are expecting price to give us a form of retracement coming into the beginning of this week daily time frame is bearish weekly is bearish overall the key high time frame trends are bearish. Based on this we have a clear bullish structure on the four hour and hourly time frame...
For this week on gold we're looking for price to play within the bullish range that it created on Friday price played pretty much perfectly within our bias that we gave out last Sunday. Following the same principle we have tapped into the 50% of the bearish auto block above meaning that we are expecting price to drop lower and break out of the range that we are in...