DPST- Banks will thrive if rate hikes are over LONGDPST is shown here on the 15- minute chart- This triple leveraged bank stock hit
a double bottom in late June and early July with a double bounce from the lines one
standard deviation below the mean VWAP lines anchored at pivots in mid-May. These
lines provide dynamic support and resistance unlike vertical lines from pivots. From
the VWAP breakout, price has crossed over the mean VWAPs and is not at the level of
the volume profile's POC line and the one standard deviations above the mean VWAP.
The two time frame RSI indicator shows the lower time frame rising from below 20
to over 50 and crossing over the higher black line TF RSI is for me a clear and convincing
sign of bullish momentum in its extreme form.
Fundamentally, bank stocks are gaining in the federal news data regarding CPI and PPI.
Based on this analysis, I will take a long trade here targeting the second deviation lines
at about $70.5 representing about a11% upside in one week or less.
Banksector
💾 U.S. Bancorp 2008 Type Of Crash IncomingWe are now at #5 of the TOP10 biggest banks in the USA, this one seems pretty bad as well.
Let's start with the weekly chart and then we move to the monthly for the bigger picture:
✔️ This week USB had the worst week since Feb. 2020, Covid days.
✔️ A major support level failed in the form of 0.618 Fib. which can lead to lower prices.
✔️ We have a bearish cross on the MACD and RSI trending lower; I will show you the charts this time.
USB Weekly MACD:
USB Weekly RSI:
✔️ While the monthly chart lost EMA10 and EMA100, support was found at MA200.
✔️ The MACD is trending down while already bearish.
How far down it goes will depend on the politics, how much money they decide to print, if the banks will get a bailout or not, etc.
We have to see how it all develops.
The side effects of raising interest.
They wanted to crash the economy... It is working.
Namaste.
BOH Bank of Hawaii Is this a safe short?BOH has been in a downtrend for 2 months since the very beginning of the small bank crisis all
precipitated by the fed and its rate hikes confounding the value of bonds with fixed yields.
As can be seen on the 4H chart, price was in consolidation in January and February but the
dropped out of the supply / resistance zone which is quite thick by the Luxalgo indicator.
Price hit another consolidation range at about $ 50 and then moved lower as the banking crisis
was temporarily stabilized but then took another downside leg. the moving averages show
price underneath both the EMA 100 and EMA 20 while also in the range of three standard
deviations below the mean anchored VWAP. the EMA100 and the mean anchored VWAP
provide confluent super-trend direction. Support is breaking down; Price is in the deep
undervalued area and has not stabilized where it is. As such it bargain hunter's dream but
more likely a solid and sate shorting candidate. I always keep in mind if a catalyst such as
federal rescue measures comes into play, and price reverses above say $36.00 some buying
momentum could come into effect especially if short sellers need to cover their positions to
out with a small profit or loss. This play would have far less liquidity than PACW but perhaps
more room to the downside from which to realize profit.
Artificial Banks Wane: Bitcoin Ushers in Financial Epoch This chart shows a view of the top 8 banks in the United States and the charts go back to at least 2008 so you may see how artificial the bubble is.
As the Federal Reserve continues its interest rate hikes, a cloud of uncertainty looms over the banking sector. This trading strategy anticipates potential instabilities in major banks, which could catalyze a significant migration towards decentralized finance solutions such as Bitcoin. Higher rates could strain over-leveraged banks, leading to a fall in their value, while Bitcoin could rise as an alternative financial refuge.
COMBINED TOTAL OF ALL 8 BANKS = 1.5 Trillion
1. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM): $391.88 billion
2. Mastercard Incorporated (MA): $360.32 billion
3. Bank of America Corp. (BAC): $218.28 billion
4. Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC): $151.81 billion
5. Morgan Stanley (MS): $137.6 billion
6. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS): $106.65 billion
7. Citigroup Inc. (C): $88.48 billion
8. U.S. Bancorp (USB): $46.62 billion
The colossal $1.5 trillion valuation of these traditional banking institutions may give an illusion of robustness, yet this façade might not withstand the test of an evolving financial landscape. These banks, laden with their outdated models and susceptibility to Fed's rate hikes , represent a realm of finance that is increasingly becoming unsustainable. I believe a significant portion of the capital currently tied in these institutions is likely to flow into more resilient, decentralized financial systems such as Bitcoin. By doing so, investors may pivot from a seemingly sinking ship to a dynamic and emergent financial framework, embracing the future of finance with open arms.
EURUSD shortI am looking for EURUSD to go down here this morning. I think that Unemployment Claims news release will bring it down here. I may fall directly on 8.30 or another scenario will be it mitigates the 1.06500 (bank number) level and than falls. I am not taking a trade the first minutes of the news, I will look for an entry on the 1 min timeframe after it makes the manipulation.
EURUSD Looking for this scenario today on EURUSD. No entry before 9:30, and after getting the confirmation from DXY that it wants to go lower. DXY has a breaker order block on 102.35 and a FVG next to it. So I will see how it will react on that. If it looks bullish my bias change and I will look for shorts on EURUSD
GBPUSD Buy trade ideaI am going to buy GBPUSD on this level. I see buyside liquidity and a resistance level to be broken. I see bearish DXY as it has mitigated on the 102.05 FVG and has given a reaction.
Confirmations for this trade:
a) Sellside liquidity taken on 1.230
b) FVG + Order Block mitigation
c) Bearish DXY
d)Buyside liquidity on 1.24600






















