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NAMO EWASTE MANAGEMENT, Long, Breakout, 1DNAMO EWASTE MANAGEMENT has gain 6% today with good volumes. If it breaks and sustains 196 with Bullish candlestick patterns like Bullish Engulfing, Hammer & Inverted Hammer, Piercing Line, Morning Star, Three White Soldiers, Tweezer Bottoms or Bullish Harami, then there are good chances for it to go further up from here. First target will be 210 and second target 225. Entry: 196 (on Bullish candlestick pattern) Target1: 210 Target2: 225. SL: 185
NSE:NAMOEWASTELong
by redhatbuddy
Bullish Energy in Natural Gas: -DMI Extreme + Wedge BreakoutThe Spark in the Gas Market Natural gas has been quietly simmering in recent weeks, building pressure beneath a surface of consolidation. Traders watching closely will have noticed a rare alignment — one that history shows can potentially precede outsized moves. We’re talking about the convergence of two powerful signals: a -DMI yearly extreme and a falling wedge breakout. In the past, this combination has marked moments when bearish momentum had run its course, giving way to swift and decisive bullish reversals. Now, that same alignment is flashing again, inviting a closer look at the technical landscape and the potential opportunities it presents. Why This Setup Matters The -DMI (Directional Movement Index) measures the strength of downward price moves. When it pushes beyond two standard deviations above its yearly linear regression channel, it signals an overextended bearish phase. Historically, these extremes have often coincided with market bottoms in Natural Gas Futures. Layer on top a falling wedge — a bullish reversal chart pattern — and the probability of an upside move gains weight. The wedge compresses price action into a narrowing range, reflecting reduced volatility and setting the stage for a potential explosive breakout once resistance gives way. The current breakout level sits near 3.18, with technical projections aligning closely to a well-defined UFO resistance (UnFilled Orders) zone around 3.90. The Technical Story Unfolds Looking at the daily chart in the present, the -DMI has recently breached the +2 standard deviation boundary of its 252-period regression channel — a rare occurrence that, as said, has preceded multiple major bullish reversals in the past year. When this condition appeared, downside momentum often faded, making room for buyers to take control. This time, the current signal aligns with a falling wedge that has been developing for weeks. Price is about to break above the wedge’s upper boundary at approximately 3.18, suggesting a potential trend reversal. The Trade Blueprint Direction: Long Entry: 3.18 (confirmed breakout above wedge resistance) Target: 3.90 (wedge projection + UFO resistance) Stop Loss: 2.858 (below wedge and technical support floor) Reward-to-Risk Ratio: ~2+ to 1 This structure allows traders to define risk tightly while targeting a meaningful upside move. The setup applies equally to both Natural Gas Futures (NG) and Micro Natural Gas Futures (MNG), offering flexibility in capital allocation. For smaller accounts or those wanting to reduce margin exposure, the MNG contract delivers the same tick size precision with only one-quarter of the notional value. The Contract Advantage Natural Gas Futures (NG) represent 10,000 MMBtu per contract, with a minimum tick size of 0.00025 — equivalent to $2.50 per tick. Micro Natural Gas Futures (MNG) are one-tenth the size at 1,000 MMBtu per contract, with the same 0.00025 tick size equaling $0.25 per tick. Margin requirements vary with volatility and exchange adjustments, but at the time of writing, the CME lists initial margin for NG in the range of $3,500 per contract, while MNG margins are proportionally lower at $350 per contract. This creates flexibility for traders to scale positions or manage risk without altering the technical logic of the trade. Both contracts trade nearly 24 hours per day, Sunday through Friday, offering the ability to react to global energy market shifts in real time. Risk Management as the Safety Valve Defining risk is the cornerstone of any trade plan. The stop loss at 2.858 is not arbitrary — it sits below both the wedge’s lower boundary and a nearby technical support level. If price were to close below this level, it would undermine the bullish thesis and call for an exit. Using smaller MNG contracts can help align risk with account size, allowing for partial position scaling and better drawdown control. Equally important is avoiding undefined risk scenarios, particularly in a commodity as volatile as natural gas. Precision in both entries and exits reduces exposure to intraday whipsaws while maintaining the trade’s structural integrity. Closing the Loop The natural gas market has aligned a rare set of conditions — a -DMI yearly extreme and a falling wedge breakout — each of which has historically preceded significant upside moves on their own. Together, they offer a compelling technical case for a defined, risk-managed long position targeting the 3.90 zone. While no setup guarantees success, this one seems to offer clarity: a well-defined entry, stop, and target, supported by historical probability and pattern structure. In volatile markets, those moments of clarity are worth paying attention to — and acting on with discipline, and always depending on the trader’s trading plan. When charting futures, the data provided could be delayed. Traders working with the ticker symbols discussed in this idea may prefer to use CME Group real-time data plan on TradingView: www.tradingview.com - This consideration is particularly important for shorter-term traders, whereas it may be less critical for those focused on longer-term trading strategies. General Disclaimer: The trade ideas presented herein are solely for illustrative purposes forming a part of a case study intended to demonstrate key principles in risk management within the context of the specific market scenarios discussed. These ideas are not to be interpreted as investment recommendations or financial advice. They do not endorse or promote any specific trading strategies, financial products, or services. The information provided is based on data believed to be reliable; however, its accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed. Trading in financial markets involves risks, including the potential loss of principal. Each individual should conduct their own research and consult with professional financial advisors before making any investment decisions. The author or publisher of this content bears no responsibility for any actions taken based on the information provided or for any resultant financial or other losses.
NYMEX:NG1!Education
by traddictiv
XRP Consolidation pattern breakout imminentLooks to me like XRP is breaking out of a rectangle or consolidation pattern as we speak. Pattern formed since NOvember 2024 and since then XRP has been trading in this range. Our current weekly candle is clearly in the process of attempting a breakout above the upper band or resistance trendline of the consolidation pattern. We still have a day for candle close of this week. Look to see if a potential engulfing candle print occurs or not. Also note, this is by no means confirmation of the pattern break. We would need a concise bullish candle pattern for the next week to print for COnfirmation. If we do confirm breakout. XRP will be back in price discovery mode like BTC. And i personally wouldn't sleep on it. Its one of the better performers in crypto and seems like to me with every passing day a major player like BTC. (Opinion based on TA) I would also monitor the MACD indicator. Observe for increasing histogram bars and deep green color as well as bullish cross. On Macro timeframes, being above the 0 line on MACD is always bullish until we cross below.
COINBASE:XRPUSDLong
by SafofAllTrades
DOGE Breakout?After a 13 day rally and a 12 day pullback, could DOGE be breaking out and confirming a new 4H trading range? After a bounce off the bullish orderblock DOGE has broken out of the diagonal downtrend, then pulled back to retest the previous diagonal resistance level as new support. This is a textbook breakout play & retest but this doesn't 100% guarantee the breakout will be successful. Should it be a successful breakout Local Resistance is the first clear level of interest for the bears to fight back. This type of setup does give a clear invalidation should price fall back into the downtrend with acceptance. A fakeout could also lead to a loss of the Major Support level, that would introduce a potential revisit of $0.166.
BITSTAMP:DOGEUSD
by ProR35
2
HFT - 100m gem primed for launch?I've been watching HFT for the last week. It's been getting solid bounces off the white descending support following a recent run. It faked out the support during the recent dip but was able to form a channel below and has now made the first new high on the 12h as the MACD turns positive. A test of the recent high at 0.163 would be a 100% move from here, but we could see a move much higher. If we zoom out to the 2D chart we can see we've just formed a bullish hammer (close enough to one I think?) Supporting a shortterm move to the upside, where we would meet the descending resistance of a humongous descending wedge which will be tested for a 4th time if we get to that level. If we get a proper altszn and a break of the resistance we could see this thing quickly to around $1, 12-15X. We can see bullish divergence in the 12h and 2d that may support that hypothesis. Of course, if is a volatile coin. Hard dumps cannot be ruled out. Hold on to your buts. DYOR
Long
by thebullmacabe
3
Gold Poised to Rise on Looming Russia Sanctions!!Hey Traders, above is a breakdown of the current technical and fundamental setup for Gold, with a focus on key support zones and the macro landscape that could drive further upside. From a technical standpoint, the first major support area to watch is around 3,334, which previously acted as a strong resistance level. Now that price has broken above it, we could see this zone retested as a support — a classic breakout-retest scenario that may offer a potential bounce opportunity. The second key zone is located near 3,311, a historically significant support/resistance level. What makes this level even more critical is its confluence with the primary ascending trendline, reinforcing its importance as a structural support in case of a deeper retracement. On the fundamental side, gold continues to benefit from its role as a safe-haven asset, especially amid rising geopolitical and economic tensions. There are two major catalysts in play right now: Escalating trade tensions, particularly around new tariffs. Markets are pricing in a high baseline tariff risk of 15%, which adds a layer of uncertainty and supports defensive assets like gold. Mounting geopolitical pressure on Russia, with the U.S. expected to announce secondary sanctions this week. These could further disrupt global markets and drive demand for hard assets. In summary, gold is positioned well both technically and fundamentally. If price holds above the mentioned support zones, we could see renewed bullish momentum in the sessions ahead. Keep an eye on developments related to trade policy and sanctions, they could be key drivers of the next move.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by JoeChampion
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