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DAX weekly pivot map for 3 to 7 November 2025Why this matters Next week is a sequence market. Final PMIs set tone. Germany prints factory orders and industrial production. The week closes with the U.S. jobs report. That mix often compresses ranges around fair value until something cracks. So the plan is one grid, two scenarios, three rules. Chart to publish Timeframe 1H on GER40. Add a single grid from last week Xetra cash. High 24 348.59. Low 23 922.95. Close 23 958.30. Pivot 24 076.61. R1 24 230.28. R2 24 502.25. R3 24 655.92. S1 23 804.64. S2 23 650.97. S3 23 379.00. Optional helpers. VWAP. Cumulative delta. No extra overlays. Keep it clean so the levels do the talking. What I am watching on tape How price behaves around the pivot during quiet periods. The first pass into R1 or S1 without a fresh release often mean reverts. If a surprise hits, the grid becomes a runway for extension. The job is not to predict. The job is to recognise when ranges are intact and when a genuine break is underway. Catalysts and session notes Germany releases often land near 08:00 CET. Factory orders midweek. Industrial production the day after. The U.S. Employment Situation prints Friday at 08:30 ET. That one moves global curves and the euro which feeds back into exporters. I do not hold risk through the print. I would rather enter the follow through once the first sweep finishes. Levels that matter this week Pivot 24 076 is the magnet. Above it the burden of proof is on sellers. Below it buyers need time to build. R1 24 230 is the first supply pocket. R2 24 502 lines up with prior supply. R3 24 656 sits just under the recent extremes. On the downside S1 23 805 is first support. S2 23 651 is where momentum sellers usually engage. S3 23 379 is the stress zone if the week turns heavy. Two simple scenarios Scenario A soft landing tone PMIs steady. Orders stabilise. Production improves. Payrolls strong enough but wages calm. The tape accepts price above the pivot and north of R1. Tactics. Buy pullbacks into 24 080 to 24 120 with a hard stop under 23 980. First take-profit at R1. Trail into the 24 330 pocket. If R2 breaks on confirmation keep a runner toward 24 650 to 24 770 where supply stacked recently. The idea is to let the market pay you for being patient near the magnet then step aside if the grid stops working. Scenario B growth scare tone PMIs revise down. Orders miss. Production disappoints. Payrolls hot on wages. Sellers defend R1 and the euro wobbles. Tactics. Sell failed bounces close to 24 230 with a stop above 24 330. First target the pivot. Add only on a clean loss of 23 980. Manage into S2 and be pragmatic near S3 because volatility tends to spike there. How to trade the grid Entry I anchor on 1H structure. I drill down to 15m for the trigger. I want acceptance around the level. That means a pause, a clean candle close, and a little confirmation from volume. Chasing the very first touch is optional and usually a worse price unless the day is a trend day. Risk Fixed R works. Use a small stop around the other side of the level. I like 0.5 R stops and 1.0 R first targets. On days with a data print I cut size in half or I skip the first twenty minutes. The easiest way to survive event weeks is to size for the noise and accept that some moves will run without you. Adds and exits Adds only after partials are banked. No martingale. I scale out at the next grid line or at VWAP if the run stalls. I do not marry a view. If the grid stops behaving I go flat and wait for the next high quality test. Why this works These weekly levels attract flow. Dealers manage hedges around them. When the tape is balanced the pivot acts like gravity. When the tape is imbalanced the break through R2 or S2 gives you a repeatable context to join the side that is pressing. You are not forecasting. You are responding with a simple structure. Rules to pin on the chart • Fade the first clean touch of R1 or S1 back to the pivot if no high impact release is due within the next hour. • Trade breakouts only on a firm thirty minute close above R2 or below S2 with volume support and a positive delta profile. • Stay flat into red events. Flat at least five minutes before the U.S. jobs report. Reassess after the first sweep. Instrument GER40 on the 1H chart. If you execute futures on Eurex or a CFD feed, tiny price differences do not change the grid. Rebuild the levels each weekend from the cash high low close so the numbers stay honest. Mindset The grid is a map. It tells you where to look. Your edge comes from taking the same trade the same way every time. Good process first. P and L follows. Education only.
XETR:DAX
by exlux
German DAX 30 Rally Ahead? Strong Pullback Signals Momentum💎 DE30 (German DAX 30) — Thief Trader’s Market Profit Playbook! 💎 📈 Bias: Bullish Play Confirmed ⚙️ Strategy Type: Layered Limit Order Entries (Thief’s Signature Style) 🧠 Game Plan: The German DAX 30 (DE30) shows strong bullish momentum after a clean moving average pullback — confirming a short-term continuation setup on the 4H and daily charts. We’re loading our Thief-style layering entries to ride this momentum wave! 🏄‍♂️ Layered Entry Zone (Buy Limits): 💰 23,800 | 23,900 | 24,000 | 24,100 (Add more layers if you’re managing dynamic scaling — this is the Thief style of playing smart, not hard!) 🛑 Stop Loss (Protective Zone): 🚨 23,700 (Thief’s guard line!) ⚠️ Note: Dear Ladies & Gentlemen (Thief OGs), this SL is not a must-follow — manage your risk wisely. This is an educational plan — trade at your own discretion. 🎯 Take Profit Zone: 🎯 24,500 — realistic first exit zone. 💥 24,700 — Electric Shock Resistance Wall ⚡️ (strong resistance area + overbought + potential trap zone). ⚠️ Note: Again, dear Thief OGs — take your profits when you’re happy! Targets are reference points, not financial advice. 🔍 Key Technical Highlights: Strong MA Confluence: 20EMA and 50EMA crossover support the bullish bias. Volume Uptick: Smart money rotation visible on hourly accumulation bars. Momentum Recovery: RSI rebounding from mid-zone (40–50), eyeing bullish breakout potential. 🌐 Correlated Assets to Watch: Stay sharp — DAX often dances with global indices and major USD flows: CAPITALCOM:US30 (Dow Jones) — correlated risk sentiment, bullish tone confirmation. FX:FRA40 (CAC 40) — follows European equity momentum. 💵 FX:EURUSD — inverse correlation with DE30 strength during USD volatility. Tracking these helps confirm whether the bull party 🎉 continues or the market bouncer 🚫 shows up early. ✨ “If you find value in my analysis, a 👍 and 🚀 boost is much appreciated — it helps me share more setups with the community!” #DE30 #DAX30 #ThiefTrader #IndexTrading #GermanDAX #BullishSetup #LayeredEntry #PriceAction #SmartMoney #TradingStrategy #MarketAnalysis #ThiefStyle #ForexCommunity #RiskManagement
ICMARKETS:DE30Long
by The-Thief
Dax - Short Term Sell IdeaH1 - Strong bearish move. No opposite signs. Currently it looks like a pullback is happening. Expecting bearish continuation until the two Fibonacci resistance zones hold. If you enjoy this idea, don’t forget to LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌, and COMMENT ✍! Drop your thoughts and charts below to keep the discussion going. Your support helps keep this content free and reach more people! 🚀 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
EIGHTCAP:GER40Short
by VladimirRibakov
5
DAX/GER - PREPARE TO SHORT on DAX market opening Team, We all know that the European Union and the United States agreed on Sunday to a broad trade deal that sets a 15 per cent tariff on most E.U. goods, including cars and pharmaceuticals. The 27-nation bloc also agreed to increase its investment in the United States by more than $600 billion above current levels. If the DEAL does not go through, it would be nasty to the market—especially to the Europeans, who are likely to get hurt by the export cost to the United States, especially the Car. The EUROPEAN is currently facing many challenges from Chinese car manufacturing. We have been trading very well with the DAX in the past. We expect that when the market opens, we should short-range at 24530-60 - GET READY. Stop loss at 24620-50 Please NOTE: once the price pulls back toward 24475-50, bring our STOP LOSS TO BE (Break even) Our 1st target at 24425-24400 2nd Target at 24350-24300 Last Friday, in OUR LIVE TRADING, we mentioned that LONG DAX at 24100
PEPPERSTONE:GER40Short
by ActiveTraderRoom
8
The DAX Index Is Losing Its Bullish MomentumThe DAX Index Is Losing Its Bullish Momentum At the end of May, we noted that the German stock index DAX 40 was exhibiting significantly stronger performance compared to other global equity indices. However, we also highlighted the 24,100 level as a strong resistance zone. Two months have passed, and the chart now suggests that bearish signals are intensifying. From a technical analysis perspective, the DAX 40 formed an ascending channel in July (outlined in blue). However, each time the bulls attempted to push the price above the 24,460 level (which corresponds to the May high), they encountered resistance. It is worth noting the nature of the bearish reversals (indicated by arrows) – the price declined sharply, often without intermediate recoveries, signalling strong selling pressure. It is likely that major market participants used the proximity to the all-time high to reduce their long positions. From a fundamental standpoint, several factors are weighing on the DAX 40: → Ongoing uncertainty surrounding the US–EU trade agreement, which has yet to be finalised (with the deadline approaching next week); → Corporate news, including disappointing earnings reports from Puma, Volkswagen, and several other German companies. Given the above, it is reasonable to assume that bearish activity could result in an attempt to break below the lower boundary of the ascending blue channel. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
FXOPEN:GDAXIM
by FXOpen
1
DAX/GER30 - TIME TO SHORT AT CURRENT PRICETeam, great win for the US30 on trade surplus 26 billion last month expect to have great trade surplus over 300 billion the Japanese went crazy 3.5% due to tariff drop from 25% down to 15% The whole market has been pumping We find an opportunity to SHORT THE DAX/GER 30 at the current level 24543-24556 STOP LOSS AT 24650 WITH TARGET at 24360-24320 PLEASE NOTE: once the price drop below 24500, bring stop loss to BE to protect your trade. STICK TO THE PLAN.
PEPPERSTONE:GER40Short
by ActiveTraderRoom
DAX Stock Index Declines Amid Trump Tariff ThreatDAX Stock Index Declines Amid Trump Tariff Threat The German stock index DAX 40 (Germany 40 mini at FXOpen) is showing bearish momentum at the start of the week. This may be driven by a combination of factors, the most significant of which is the threat of tariffs on Europe from the United States. According to Reuters, US President Donald Trump has announced a 30% tariff on most goods from the EU, set to come into effect next month. However, the decision is not yet final. Analysts caution against premature panic, suggesting that negotiations could still result in a trade agreement — nonetheless, the chart reflects a sense of unease among investors. Technical Analysis of the DAX 40 Chart The price surge in July above the previous all-time high near the 24,500 level appears to be a false bullish breakout — a sign of market weakness. Buyers may hope that the market will find support at the former resistance line (marked in red), drawn through the local highs of June. However, if news surrounding the US–EU negotiations turns negative, the DAX 40 index could fall towards the 23,650–23,750 support area, which is reinforced by the lower boundary of the medium-term ascending channel. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
FXOPEN:GDAXIM
by FXOpen
DAX / GER TIME TO PRINT MONEY ON SHORTTeam, i have not been posting DAX/GER for almost 3-4 weeks now it is time to attack the DAX. I have set two different target , ensure you take 60% and bring stop loss to BE I also want to give you the time frame for target to hit.. do not expect today, however we could see the target for tomorrow or early next week Sometimes i wait for the right moment to trade. DAX is very sophisticated to trade with, but if you have the patience, you can make money on them.
PEPPERSTONE:GER40Short
by ActiveTraderRoom
2
DAX/GER - TIME TO KILLHi everyone, I have been very patience on DAX last week, we kill them nicely and now we are waiting for them to hit our short zone and kill more when you look at the chart, ensure to add extra short at those price ranges. There will be two target 70-110 points - take 50% profit and bring stop loss to BE Aim for second target between 120-230 points Today we did LIVE trading on NAS and very profitable. In fact everyday we kill the market well. Hope everyone making millions
PEPPERSTONE:GER40Short
by ActiveTraderRoom
From Euphoria to Exhaustion: DAX 8H Short LoadedAfter an impressive rally, DAX has now returned to its previous highs. But this upward move looks more like an engineered push rather than a healthy breakout. From a technical and sentiment-based perspective, it feels overextended. That’s why I initiated a short position from this level. No need to predict the top—just follow the setup and manage risk. Technicals: • Price has returned to previous highs after a sharp V-shaped recovery. • The rally lacks structure—no clear consolidation or volume support. • We’re also near a historical EQ level that has acted as a turning point before. Fundamentals: • Philips cut its 2025 profit margin forecast citing U.S. tariffs as a major drag—this isn’t an isolated signal. • Hugo Boss and other exporters confirmed revenue weakness due to U.S. trade tensions, adding to the bearish bias for European equities. • President Trump’s warning about additional tariffs on pharmaceuticals could severely affect key European sectors. • Global trade uncertainty and tariff retaliation fears have returned. These external shocks are significant for export-heavy indices like the DAX. • With the Fed’s policy decision pending and no concrete trade deals, markets are shaky. Sentiment remains fragile. This isn’t just a chart move — it’s a narrative setup. Markets can push higher on euphoria, but engineered rallies without backing tend to snap. I don’t need to catch the top perfectly — just be in when reality bites back. Note: Please remember to adjust this trade idea according to your individual trading conditions, including position size, broker-specific price variations, and any relevant external factors. Every trader’s situation is unique, so it’s crucial to tailor your approach to your own risk tolerance and market environment.
OANDA:DE30EURShort
by AR33_
2