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Gold (XAUUSD) – 23 Sep | Watching 3742–3738 HL for Long Setup🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 23 September Hello Disciplined Traders, Welcome to the Chart Is Mirror Community 👋 As per yesterday’s analysis, our 3687–3685 POI zone respected beautifully, offering a clean long setup that played out perfectly. Market Context • New BoS: Asian session broke the New York session high, printing a fresh bullish break of structure. • Current HL: Price is now trading around 3742–3738 HL , which is our first POI for a potential long setup. Key Observations • POI #1: 3742–3738 (HL zone) – watch for price to respect this area for a continuation move. • POI #2: 3721–3712 – next buy zone, but note: if price reaches here, it would mean a short-term M15 structure shift to the downside, so treat this as a pullback area and manage risk tightly. Execution Plan Wait for price to respect 3742–3738 with LTF confirmation . If confirmation aligns, plan a long setup with fixed risk ( SL: 40 pips | TP: 120 pips , 1:3 R:R). If HL is broken and price moves toward 3721–3712 , reduce risk and watch closely before taking any setup. Patience is still your edge – stay calm and let the market come to you. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ChartIsMirror
Gold (XAUUSD) – 19 Sep | Crucial Zone, Watching for Next Move🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 19 September Market Context • Gold is currently trading near the H4 Higher Low (HL) zone , suggesting the H4 pullback phase may be nearing completion. • Yesterday, price action respected our key levels beautifully — both the M15 demand zone (3644–3637) and the M15 LH + Day High zone (3668–3672) offered excellent setups. • Market has now printed a Break of Structure (BoS) below 3637, confirming M15 is currently in a downtrend. Key Observations • Price is in a pullback phase within the M15 downtrend. • H4 Context: Price is near HL support, which is also the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level — a critical area to watch for a potential uptrend resumption. Execution Plan • Short Setup Zones:  • 3654.8–3659.3 (fractal pullback zone).  • 3667–3673 (M15 LH + supply zone).   – A breakout and strong close above this zone would signal potential upside trend resumption → no more shorts. • Long Setup Zone:  • 3621–3613 (H4 HL zone) — wait for price to reach and respect this level with M1/LTF confirmation before planning longs. Trading Bias • Neutral-to-Bearish for now — shorts are valid only if POI zones are respected. • Longs will be considered only from deeper H4 HL zone with confirmation. Today’s approach: Observe with stillness — let price reveal its direction before committing. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSD
by ChartIsMirror
Mastering the Edge: How Risk and Leverage Shape WinnersIn my last post, we discovered how expectancy works like a compass — giving us direction and helping us see the road ahead of our trading account. But a compass alone won’t move you forward. To actually get anywhere, you need an engine. And that engine is risk management. Many traders spend years looking for the “perfect” trading system, only to ruin it by stepping too hard on the gas. They don’t blow up because their strategy was flawed — they blow up because their risk was. Risk per Trade: The Accelerator and the Brake Think of risk per trade as the pressure you put on the accelerator. Risk too little, and your system barely moves. Risk too much, and you spin out of control. When you risk a fixed fraction of your account, every trade slightly changes the size of the next one. This creates compounding — the same principle that builds fortunes when handled with care, but wipes accounts when abused. The key takeaway is simple: risk is the throttle of your system. Push it wisely. Drawdowns: The Valleys You Can’t Avoid Every journey has valleys and peaks, and trading is no different. A drawdown is simply the distance between your highest equity peak and the valley that follows. It’s not something you can avoid. Every trader, no matter how skilled, will walk through valleys. What matters is how deep they go — and whether you can climb back out. The bigger your risk per trade, the deeper those valleys will be. Leverage: The Amplifier Leverage doesn’t change your system; it amplifies it. It’s like turning up the volume on your speakers. A little more volume makes the music clearer. Too much, and the sound distorts, eventually blowing out the speakers. In trading, leverage multiplies your effective risk. That means it can quickly push you beyond the “sweet spot” where your system grows steadily, into a dangerous zone where volatility eats away at your gains. The point is not to avoid leverage altogether, but to respect it. Used wisely, it enhances your edge. Used carelessly, it magnifies every weakness until it breaks you. Risk of Ruin: The Hidden Monster Even with a profitable edge, there’s always a monster lurking in the shadows: risk of ruin. In simple terms, risk of ruin is the probability that you’ll blow up your account before your trading edge has enough time to show itself. It’s not about whether your system works — it’s about whether you survive long enough to let it work. Here’s the practical catch: leverage amplifies both your gains and your losses. And because losses are inevitable, leverage makes your drawdowns deeper. The real question every trader should ask is: will this amplified drawdown knock me out of the game too soon? That’s why using leverage wisely is non-negotiable. Even a solid system can collapse if pushed beyond its limits. The trade-off is clear: grow steadily but safely, or chase faster growth and risk snapping the system in half. Now, for those who like to peek under the hood, there is actually a scientific way to estimate the “sweet spot” for risk and leverage. Traders and mathematicians call it the Kelly Criterion. In this post we don’t go into formulas, but if you want to see the numbers, the simulations, and even play with your own scenarios, you’ll find a complete Python notebook in this GitHub repo (github.com). Bringing It All Together A trading system with an edge is like a powerful engine. But without managing the fuel (risk), the throttle (leverage), and the terrain (drawdowns), even the best engine can explode before reaching its destination. This is why risk management isn’t just a technical detail — it’s survival. And here’s the truth: every profitable trader in the world, whether they know it or not, follows these principles. Some arrive at it through mathematics and statistics, others apply it intuitively. What outsiders often call “the touch” or “the magic” of a great trader is nothing mystical at all — It’s nothing more than the consistent application of probabilistic thinking, whether done consciously or unconsciously. Strip away the charts, the buzzwords, and the noise, and you’ll always find the same foundation underneath: probability, expectancy, and risk control. Apply them consciously with tools and simulations, or apply them instinctively — either way, they are the invisible framework that separates survival from ruin, and consistency from chaos. And if you want to see this foundation in motion, not as abstract ideas but as living numbers and scenarios, the GitHub notebook is there for you. It’s a way to pull back the curtain and watch how expectancy, Kelly criterion, leverage, and drawdowns truly shape the future of your trading account.
NASDAQ:SOFIEducation
by CF_444
Gold (XAUUSD) – 10 Sep | Watching M15 Supply for Short Setups🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 10 September Market Overview Gold had been in relentless bullish momentum with both H4 and M15 aligned to the upside. Yesterday, price made a fresh all-time high at 3674.650 , but sharp selling pressure emerged from that level. This rejection caused a significant Change of Character (ChoCh) below the previous higher low at 3628.5 . Following this, the market also printed a Break of Structure (BoS) earlier today, confirming that the H4 pullback phase has now begun. Current Market Scenario H4: Shifted into a pullback phase after M15 ChoCh + BoS. M15: In a downtrend, currently retracing after the structural break. This alignment signals that our focus today will be on sell setups only . Key POI for Today 🔹 3637–3640.8 → M15 supply zone at the LH level. If price retraces into this zone and provides LTF confirmation , we will plan a short setup. If this zone is not respected, we will step aside and reassess deeper supply areas. Execution Plan Wait for price to retest the 3637–3640.8 M15 supply zone . Drop to M1 for confirmation (micro ChoCh / micro BoS). If confirmation is present, execute a short setup with fixed risk. If the zone fails, do not force trades — wait for price to reach deeper supply before re-engaging. Execution is about patience — let the market come to your levels, not the other way around. Bias for Today 📉 Bearish only. Short setups will be taken from supply zones once confirmation is present. Until then — no trades. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by ChartIsMirror
Gold (XAUUSD) – 8 Sep | Bullish Bias, Watching 3555–3545 POI🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 8 September Market Overview Gold printed a fresh all-time high at 3600 during last Friday’s NFP event. Both H4 and M15 remain bullish, confirming that the broader uptrend is still intact. Current Phase Price is now in a pullback phase after the new high. Our focus is on the 3555–3545 demand zone — the origin of last Friday’s impulsive move. There’s liquidity sitting below this zone, and the market loves to sweep such levels before resuming its trend. This is where patient traders often find the best entries — after the sweep, not before it. Key Zone to Watch 🔹 3555–3545 (M15 Demand Zone) If respected and confirmed on M1 , this zone could offer a high-probability long setup for continuation toward new highs. Execution Plan Wait for M1 structure confirmation before entering — don’t pre-empt the move. If this zone is not respected, don’t rush into trades. Step aside, let price settle, and re-analyze before planning the next move. Bias for Today 📈 Bullish — focus remains on long setups if the demand zone holds. Use at least 1:3 RR based on your own risk plan to stay consistent. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ChartIsMirror
Gold (XAUUSD) – 4 Sep | Key Decision Zone 3530–3526 in Focus🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 4 September Market Overview Yesterday, gold printed a fresh all-time high at 3578.6 . Both H4 and M15 remain bullish overall, confirming the broader uptrend. However, price failed to respect the previously highlighted POI zone (3547.6–3541.5) and has now dropped into the critical M15 Demand / HL Zone (3530–3526) . This level has already been respected twice — this is now the third test . Why This Zone Matters This 3530–3526 area is the last major demand holding the current M15 higher low structure. • If it holds → the uptrend can continue. • If it breaks → it signals the beginning of a deeper H4 pullback and a potential M15 downtrend. Execution Plan This is a “decision zone.” The third test of a demand zone often carries higher risk because liquidity builds up under the zone — making it vulnerable to a sweep. Here’s the plan: 🔸 Bullish Scenario – Wait for clear LTF confirmation (M1 ChoCH or strong rejection wick) before considering a long setup. Third tests work best when backed by momentum or absorption signals. 🔸 Bearish Scenario – If price breaks below 3526 with conviction and holds, treat it as a structure shift. Wait for a retest of the broken zone to look for short setups targeting lower H4 levels. Patience is crucial here — don’t anticipate, let the market confirm. Bias for Today 📊 Neutral-to-Bullish — watching 3530–3526 closely for confirmation. If broken, shift to short-term bearish bias and plan shorts with the trend. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ChartIsMirror
Gold (XAUUSD) – 4 Sep | Bullish Bias, Watching 3547–3541 POI🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 4 September Market Overview Gold printed a fresh all-time high yesterday at 3578.6 , confirming the strength of the ongoing bullish trend. The higher-timeframe structure ( H4 ) remains firmly bullish, with a clear series of higher highs and higher lows. On the M15 chart, price action is in a healthy pullback phase — a normal reaction after such an extended bullish impulse. Context This pullback is currently resting inside the M15 Point of Interest (POI) zone at 3547.6–3541.5 . This is a high-probability area for price to stabilize, build liquidity, and potentially set up for the next bullish leg. What We’re Watching 🔹 3547.6–3541.5 (M15 POI Zone) If this zone holds and price confirms strength on lower timeframes (micro-ChoCH / BoS), it can offer a clean long setup toward new all-time highs. This would keep price in alignment with the higher-timeframe bullish structure. If the zone fails and price breaks below with strength, we will stand aside and reassess structure for fresh demand areas before looking for long opportunities again. Execution Plan ✅ Wait patiently for confirmation before entering — no impulsive buys inside the zone. ✅ Look for a shift in lower-timeframe structure that signals strong buyer presence. ✅ Manage risk strictly (our approach: 40 pips SL, 120 pips TP for a fixed 1:3 R:R). Bias for Today 📈 Bullish Only — until this key zone is broken with conviction, H4/M15 structure continues to favor upside continuation. Patience and precision are key — let the market confirm its intention before committing to a position. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ChartIsMirror
Gold (XAUUSD) – 3rd Sep | Bullish Bias, Watching 3528–3526 Zone🟡 Gold (XAUUSD) Analysis – 3rd September Market Overview Gold printed a fresh all-time high today at 3547.3 . Both H4 and M15 remain bullish, confirming continuation of the broader uptrend. Current Phase Price is now in a pullback phase after the new high. Market is approaching the M15 demand zone (3528–3526) , aligned with the higher-low structure. Key Zones to Watch 🔹 3528–3526 → M15 Demand / HL Zone. If respected + confirmed on LTF, we look for long setups toward new highs. 🔹 3509–3498 → Deeper demand zone. If the first zone breaks, this becomes the next potential buy area for continuation. Bias for Today 📈 Bullish only. Structure on H4/M15 supports upside continuation. Wait for price to retest demand zones + show confirmation before entering. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ChartIsMirror
Gold Analysis- Quick UpdateAs I said yesterday, Gold looks bullish overall, not just on XAUUSD. Right now, price is correcting after Friday’s huge rally – perfectly normal. The key level to watch is 3350 for buyers to step in. For confirmation, we need a break above 3380. If that happens, I believe 3400 will fall this time, and in the medium term we could even see a test of the old 3500 ATH. At the moment I’m out of the market, waiting for a trade that’s worth the risk. Patience is also a position. 🚀 Disclosure: I am part of TradeNation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analyses and educational articles.
TRADENATION:XAUUSDLong
by Mihai_Iacob
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Why Doing Nothing Is Still a Position“The hardest button to press in trading isn’t Buy or Sell. It’s the one called Wait.” Most traders believe progress means constant action. But in reality, inaction is often the most powerful position you can take. Why Waiting Matters The market thrives on pulling traders into noise. Every spike, every sudden candle, every “this is the moment” setup is designed to test your discipline. But here’s the truth: Not every move deserves your money. By waiting, you filter out randomness. You allow structure to form, bias to align, and clarity to emerge. Waiting doesn’t mean laziness — it means alignment. Waiting Creates Three Hidden Advantages: Clarity – When you wait, you see the full picture, not just the tempting snapshot. Energy Conservation – Every impulsive trade drains mental capital. Patience saves it for when it truly counts. Discipline Mirror – The trades you don’t take reflect your growth more than the ones you do. The Paradox of Stillness Inaction feels uncomfortable because it feels like you’re “doing nothing.” But silence in the market is like silence in meditation — it strengthens awareness. The more comfortable you become with stillness, the less likely you are to get trapped by noise. Doing nothing is still a decision. A position. A mirror of your patience. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror ––– 💭 Does this resonate with your journey? Has patience ever saved you from a bad trade? Share your reflections in the comments — your story might help another trader today.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by ChartIsMirror
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The Silent Truth: The Market Reflects You“Every chart you look at is not showing the market. It’s showing you.” Most traders think they’re fighting the market. But the truth is — the market has no reason to fight you. It doesn’t know your entry, your stop, your target, or your fear. What it does know is this: your reaction . When price moves fast against you, what do you feel? When it slowly grinds in your favor, what thoughts rise? When you miss a setup, what story do you tell yourself? The market reflects these things back at you. The frustration is yours. The hesitation is yours. The overconfidence is yours. Price is just price. Neutral. Silent. Indifferent. But through that silence, it becomes a mirror. And until you stop projecting your own fear and greed onto the chart, you’ll keep seeing ghosts that don’t exist. The real edge is not in finding the perfect setup. It’s in facing the reflection without distortion. 📘 Shared by @ChartIsMirror If this resonates, share your thoughts in the comments. Sometimes the most important discussion in trading isn’t about levels or entries — it’s about the trader in the mirror.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by ChartIsMirror
Discipline in Trading: The Indicator That Works 100% of the TimeEvery trader has that one folder — “Winning Indicators,” “Secret Scripts,” or the iconic “Final Strategy v12_REAL_THIS_ONE_WORKS.” It's where we hoard indicators like Pokémon, convinced the next RSI+MACD+SMA combo tweak will finally reveal the holy grail of trading. Spoiler: it won’t. Because the real indicator that works — actually works — isn’t on your chart. It’s not in a TradingView script. It’s not even on your screen. But it’s there — etched into your trade history, tattooed into your losses, and reflected in your ability (or inability) to stop yourself from clicking “buy” because Elon Musk tweeted a goat emoji. It’s called discipline . And it’s the only thing in trading that has a 100% hit rate… if you let it. Let’s talk about why discipline isn’t just a virtue — it’s the foundation of every successful trader you admire. And why, ironically, it’s forged in the moments you want to throw your monitor out the window. 👋 Everyone’s a Genius — Until the Market Slaps You When things are going well, discipline feels unnecessary. You enter a trade on a hunch, it flies. You skip the stop loss, and price reverses right where you “felt” it would. You’re up three trades in a row, so clearly you’ve transcended markets and deserve your own hedge fund. Right? Until you don’t. And the one time you triple down on a loser “because it always bounces”… it doesn’t. And suddenly you're not a genius — you’re Googling how to recover a blown account and wondering if that crypto bro who offered signals still has his DMs open. The reality is that everyone trades well in good times — bulls make money in rising markets and bears make money in falling markets. But real traders are made in the bad times. That’s where discipline is forged. 🧐 No Pain, No Gain Here’s the deal: discipline is not something you're born with. It’s built, brick by painful brick, on the smoldering ruins of your worst trades. The overleveraged EUR/USD short you held through an ECB rate hike? Discipline. The meme stock you bought at the top because your barista mentioned it? Discipline. The four back-to-back trades you entered on revenge mode after getting stopped out? Discipline — with a side of therapy. These moments suck. But they’re also where the learning happens. You don’t develop discipline from your wins. You develop it from losses that leave a mark. The kind of mark you think about while brushing your teeth. The kind that whispers: “maybe follow the plan next time.” 🤝 Success Leaves Clues You’ve probably heard the phrase “plan your trade and trade your plan” so many times it’s lost all meaning. But it’s the foundation of discipline. Not because rules are fun, but because rules are the only thing that can protect you from… well, yourself. Let’s be honest — if left to your own devices, you run the risk of: Entering too early because “it looks like it’s going to move.” Exiting too late because “it might come back.” Increasing the leverage because “I’m due for a win.” Successful traders are those who follow a disciplined, rule-based approach to trading. Discipline says no. It says “this is the plan” and makes you stick to it — even when your ego is telling you to wing it. Discipline doesn’t care about your feelings. It cares about consistency. And that’s what makes it powerful. 🎯 Hedge Fund Bros Who Didn’t Win by Binge-Clicking Let’s talk about those who actually did launch a fund — and didn’t blow it up in three months. Stanley Druckenmiller, former lead portfolio manager for George Soros’s Quantum Fund who later went on to launch his own Duquesne family office, famously said: “The key to making money in markets is to have an opinion and to bet it big. But only when the odds are heavily in your favor.” Notice what he didn’t say: “Click as many buttons as possible and hope it works out.” Druckenmiller didn’t trade because he was bored. He waited. He watched. And when his setup came, he struck with discipline. Not with fear. Not with greed. With process. If one of the greatest macro traders of all time had the patience to wait for his edge, maybe you don’t need to scalp every green candle on the 1-minute chart. Ray Dalio — the one who built Bridgewater into a hedge fund juggernaut — doesn’t sugarcoat it: trading is hard. And mistakes are inevitable. Discipline, Dalio says, is what turns mistakes into evolution. His famous mantra? “Pain + Reflection = Progress.” He built a company culture (and a personal philosophy) around radical transparency — writing down every mistake, analyzing every trade, and building systems that override ego. Most traders experience pain. Very few pause to reflect. Fewer still build processes to avoid making the same mistake twice. So next time you get stopped out for the third time in a row, don’t curse the chart. Open your journal. Write it down. Check what you missed. That’s what turns amateurs into professionals. 👀 Discipline in Trading: How It Actually Looks Discipline isn’t glamorous. You won’t post it on Instagram (maybe it's good for LinkedIn, though). But here’s what it looks like in the wild: Passing on a trade that doesn’t check all the boxes — even though you’re “pretty sure it’ll work.” Taking a small win and moving on, even when your gut says to hold and “let it ride.” Staying flat on FOMC day because you know news candles have a personal vendetta against your stop-losses. Journaling a bad trade and owning the mistake. No excuses. Just honesty. 💪 How to Build Discipline Building discipline isn’t about becoming a robot. It’s about creating a process that works even when your emotions don’t. Here’s how to start: Journal everything : Not just your trades, but your thoughts before and after. Discipline grows in awareness. Have a checklist: Make it stupidly simple. If a trade doesn’t check every box, don’t take it. Pre-set your risk: Before the trade. Not after. You’re not negotiating with yourself mid-trade. Set trade limits: Three trades per day. One setup per session. Whatever keeps you from spiraling. Take breaks: If you’re chasing losses, walk away. The markets will be there tomorrow. Will you? 📌 Final Thought: Why Discipline Works You can have the best tools, the slickest chart setup, and the strongest trade ideas. But if you can’t follow your own rules, you won’t go far. Discipline isn’t flashy. It doesn’t promise 1,000% returns or viral content. It just works. Quietly. Relentlessly. Predictably. And when the market turns — because it always does — discipline is what will keep you standing. Because it’s not the indicator that matters. It’s the trader using it. So, be honest—where has discipline made (or broken) your trading? And what’s your best tip for sticking to the plan when your brain wants to do anything but?
Education
by TradingView
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Long Entry Signal for ACH/USDT - Bullish Setup (Daily Chart) Symbol: Timeframe: Daily Analysis: MLR > SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), signaling a bullish trend. MLR > BB Center: MLR exceeds the Bollinger Bands Center Line (orange), showing strong bullish momentum. PSAR: PSAR dots (black) are below the price, reinforcing the uptrend. Price > SMA 200: Price is above the 200-period SMA (red), indicating long-term bullish strength. Trade Idea: Entry: Consider a long position at the daily close. Stop Loss: Place SL at the current PSAR level to limit downside risk. Follow Me: Follow me for exit or profit-taking opportunities. Outlook: All indicators align for a bullish move. Stay alert for reversal signals or trend shifts. Risk Warning: Not financial advice, trade at your own risk
Long
by vagada
Different Shades of DisciplineIn my decade of trading experience I've come to realize through huge number of trials and errors that discipline in trading is a rather unique and not always universal beast. While there are definitely broad categories of discipline trading like taking high-quality setups, correctly managing risk, taking profits, and so on; There are also many unique underlying reasons and mind-tangled cognitive dissonances that can become the cause of these lapses. What I understood in my experience is that discipline seems to be transferrable from 1 area to another. Addicted to smoking? Perhaps, quitting can be beneficial to one's trading. However, not necessarily as some traders smoke (and can't quit that habit) for a different underlying reason and thus quitting for them might NOT be as beneficial for the former one. The devil seems to be in the details. Why one smokes? Is it a coping mechanism for stress, or is it a little ritual that one employs to consciously recalibrate themselves? The key seems to be in action and number of trials and experiments. Attempting to try the routine of other people might not yield the best results for the expended effort. One person may run for many miles and enjoy that time, for another it will be excruciating agony to do that. The discipline required in that example would obviously be vastly different, and thus the effect that action produces also - different. At the end of the day - the most important thing in trading is consistency, but coupled with PERSONAL unique discipline is something that gives us edge in the markets.
Education
by Lightwork_
Long Entry Signal for SUNDOG/USDT Based on the daily chart for SUNDOGUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Exception: There is no 200-period SMA available to guide us on the long-term trend, so proceed with caution. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities. Thank you !
Long
by vagada
Long Entry Signal for AGLD/USDTBased on the daily chart for AGLDUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Price vs. SMA 200: The price is above the 200-period SMA (red), supporting a long-term bullish trend. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price, price above SMA 200), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities.
Long
by vagada
Long Entry Signal for GRASS/USDT Based on the daily chart for GRASSUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Exception: There is no 200-period SMA available to guide us on the long-term trend, so proceed with caution. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities. Thank you!
Long
by vagada
Long Entry Signal for DEXE/USDT Based on the daily chart for DEXEUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Price vs. SMA 200: The price is above the 200-period SMA (red), supporting a long-term bullish trend. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price, price above SMA 200), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities.
Long
by vagada
OL/USDT Long Re-entry signal On February 15th, we received an entry signal when the PSAR turned bullish. On February 18th, the PSAR was hit, signaling an exit. On February 22nd, the day closed above the initial entry level from February 15th. This gives us a potential opportunity to enter again since we had a close above the original entry signal. You can enter now or wait for the daily close; it’s your choice. However, there is no 200-period SMA available to guide us on the long-term trend, so proceed with caution. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or potential profit-taking opportunities. Thank you!
Long
by vagada
Long Entry Signal for PROM/USDTBased on the daily chart for PROMUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Price vs. SMA 200: The price is above the 200-period SMA (red), supporting a long-term bullish trend. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price, price above SMA 200), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities.
Long
by vagada
Market Analysis for TOTAL Crypto Market Cap - Weekly Timeframe Welcome! The current trend for the TOTAL Crypto Market Cap on the weekly timeframe is bearish, as indicated by our trading system: MLR Crosses SMA: The Moving Regression Line (MLR) in blue is below the Simple Moving Average (SMA) in pink, signaling a bearish trend. MLR vs. BB Center Line: Both the MLR and SMA are below the Bollinger Bands Center Line (orange), further confirming bearish momentum. PSAR Flips: The Parabolic SAR (PSAR), indicated by black dots, is above the price, indicating a bearish trend. Price vs. SMA 200: The price is above the 200-period Moving Average (red), indicating a long-term bullish trend despite the short-term bearish signals. Current Strategy: Due to the bearish short-term signals (MLR below SMA, MLR and SMA below BB Center, PSAR above price), a long entry is not advisable at this time, despite the long-term bullish indication from the price being above the 200-period SMA. Consider monitoring: Watch for a potential reversal where the MLR crosses above the SMA, the BB Center Line, and the PSAR flips below the price, aligning with the long-term bullish trend. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential long entry signals. That is it ! Thank you !
CRYPTOCAP:TOTAL
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Long Entry Signal for ENS/USDT Based on the daily chart for ENSUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Price vs. SMA 200: The price is above the 200-period SMA (red), supporting a long-term bullish trend. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price, price above SMA 200), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities.
Long
by vagada
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Long Entry Signal for TWT/USDTBased on the daily chart for TWTUSDT on Bybit, here's a concise analysis: MLR vs. SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), indicating a bullish trend. MLR vs. BB Center: The MLR is above the BB Center Line (orange), suggesting bullish momentum. PSAR: The PSAR dots (black) are under the price, confirming a bullish trend. Price vs. SMA 200: The price is above the 200-period SMA (red), supporting a long-term bullish trend. Current Strategy: Since all entry conditions for a long position are met (MLR above SMA, MLR above BB Center, PSAR under price, price above SMA 200), you might consider entering a long position. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or for potential profit-taking opportunities.
Long
by vagada