THe price tapped me out from the buy, so right no if the price is able to break the low of the london session, i'm expecting to go short until the H4 SUPPORT is hit
during london nothing changed according to me, my bias is still bullish, right now i'm in a buy until new ATH, or at least H4 resistance
according to my idea we'll see a bullish pull up to the daily resistance today, once the h1 high is broken.
if price breaks above, i'll see a buy until the H1 res
Waiting for confirmations in lower TFs for a nice drop, with a lot of clean candles at the left
Waiting for the price to drop a little after the reaction on the London High, waiting for the breakout.
Price action, nothing else. Break the resistance H4, got the next one 15 pips above, expecting London to push the price higher
Probabile Sell da attuale zona demand divenuta supply (swap point) fino ad area demand, ipotizzabile nuovo rally fino a vecchia zona supply, nel caso non dovesse reggere la attuale
Rotta e chiusa sopra la zona di offerta, probabile swap point, atteso retest della zona di supply divenuta demand, target prossima zona di supply.
Price created support in this area and a big move upwards, waiting the price to close below and start going upside
GBPJPY found a demand zone like GBPUSD. let's see if that buy would work
GBPUSD is bullish since days, and this Retracement makes me think for a new rally if this demand zone holds I'm in a Buy, let's see what happens.
Price is pushing on an old resistance level, untouched since February 2020. Looked for a supply on the lower timeframes. Opened a Sell on the 1st bearish candle in H1. Daily chart :
Price is in a downtrend, now retracing from a Lower low formed; expecting the price to fall and retest the latest Lower Low, from the actual supply zone. Analysis from weekly to H1.
Noticed this demand area; Before it reacted strongly and pushed the prices upward. The fibonacci show us a 70.5% level. So, I expect the price creating a nice rally since the actual Asian session, after the first H1 candle closing bullish. Simply as that.