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GBP/USD FVG Retest: Target Range HighThe GBP/USD 4H chart is signaling a high-probability continuation based on Candle Range Theory (CRT) principles. This setup is designed to capture the explosive move to the range high after institutions have manipulated the market and are now entering the accumulation or distribution phase. The roadmap is clear: Price has made a strong bullish move and is now pulling back toward the Fair Value Gap (FVG), which is marked on your chart. The FVG is a critical institutional point of interest, acting as a magnet for re-entry before the major push continues. This pullback often provides the precise, low-risk entry needed to ride the larger trend. The ultimate objective is the liquidity resting above the high at 1.33696. This target represents the conclusion of the price cycle—the Distribution (Candle 3) phase—where the initial positions are exited for profit. To maximize conviction, this entry must be confirmed with the Smart Money Technique (SMT), checking the DXY. A failed follow-through on the Dollar Index at the moment GBP/USD enters this FVG confirms that smart money is ready to push this pair higher. Strategy: Wait for price to enter and respect the FVG, then look for a lower-timeframe shift in market structure (like a Model #1 setup) to confirm the continuation toward the 1.33696 target. Be patient and selective—only participate in the best trades available. Greetings, MrYounity
Long
by MrYounity
Intuit Stock at Key Support and Launches New AI Agents in the UKIntuit has expanded its AI capabilities globally with the launch of new AI agents in the UK, enhancing the QuickBooks platform for small businesses. These AI agents automate bookkeeping, customer management, project tracking and financial analysis—streamlining workflows that often drain valuable time. According to Intuit, businesses can save up to 12 hours per month by integrating these automated tools into their daily operations. The AI rollout is part of Intuit’s broader strategy across its ecosystem, which includes TurboTax, Credit Karma and Mailchimp. The move targets a major pain point for small businesses: the complexity of managing finances while still trying to grow. Intuit’s research highlights that ambition isn’t the problem—operational friction is. By automating routine tasks, the platform gives business owners clearer visibility over their financial health and frees them to focus on strategic decisions. With AI increasingly central to enterprise productivity, Intuit’s integration strengthens its competitive position in the accounting and business-management software market. The company continues to maintain strong revenue growth, sticky customer retention and a leading presence in the small-business solutions space. These drivers support a fundamentally bullish long-term outlook. Technically, Intuit’s stock remains in a bullish structure despite recent pullbacks. Price currently sits near a key support zone around $662, following a strong rally that pushed the stock to $813 in July. This support area aligns with an important historical demand zone, making it a crucial level for bulls to defend. If buyers step in and support holds, the next upside target is a retest of the $813 high. A breakout above that would open the door for fresh all-time highs. However, if the $662 support fails, the stock has two lower demand zones: the ascending trendline from the multi-year uptrend, or deeper support near $550. Overall, the technical bias remains bullish unless $550 breaks decisively.
NASDAQ:INTULong
by DEXWireNews
EUR/USD CRT Setup: Model #1 Confirmation🐂 EUR/USD CRT Setup: Model #1 Confirmation The price action suggests a Bullish Model #1 trade is in play, positioned at a significant Key Level. The lower line, marked CRTL - TS at 1.16087, signifies the low of the range and the location of a Turtle Soup. Turtle Soup is a crucial market maker trap where price stabs below an old low to run stops and gather liquidity, fueling the subsequent move in the opposite direction. The candlestick structure shows price has completed this manipulation and is reversing, aiming for the CRTH (Candle Range Theory High) at 1.16537, or potentially the 50% target of the move first, which is the CRT's "first mission". For a beginner, the rule is to trade ONLY Candle 3 and wait for the confirmation after the manipulation of Candle 2 (the Turtle Soup) is complete. 💱 SMT and DXY Confluence Analysis The Smart Money Technique (SMT) is a non-negotiable step to confirm this setup by checking the correlated DXY (Dollar Index) chart. The EUR/USD and DXY typically have an inverse correlation, meaning if EUR/USD goes up, DXY should go down. The current EUR/USD setup strongly suggests a bullish move from a liquidity-generating low (Turtle Soup). To validate this with SMT, we look for a Bullish SMT Signal: EUR/USD: Has made a new low (the Turtle Soup at 1.16087). DXY (Dollar Index): The DXY's price was recently around 99.30 as of November 14, 2025, which is notably lower than previous highs above 100.00 earlier in the month. The Divergence Check: For a bullish signal, the DXY should FAIL to make a new high at the same time EUR/USD makes its new low. If DXY failed to retest a high while EUR/USD was making the 1.16087 low, it would confirm that smart money is exiting dollar-based positions and preparing for a massive expansion in EUR/USD, indicating hidden weakness in the dollar. This SMT confluence is the "secret signal" that transforms a simple pattern into a high-probability trade setup. The overall perspective is that the setup is valid: a Turtle Soup at a key level (CRTL) in EUR/USD, indicating an imminent explosive move (SMT equals expansion!), provided the DXY failed to move in tandem. Greetings, MrYounity
Long
by MrYounity
BTC needs to hold this level or risk a slide toward 90K?Bitcoin is at a crucial juncture. This week’s move could possibly prove vital for the cryptos forecast leading into Christmas. Bitcoin has extended losses for a 4th session, now trading less than $95K. 93,700 dollars is possibly the most immediate support on the chart. For any recovery to gain traction, price might need to reclaim 101,150 dollars and establish higher lows above it. Perhaps the most important fundamental issue pressuring BTCUSD are the remarks from Fed officials questioning whether a December rate cut is warranted. Adding to the downside, Japan Exchange Group has apparently paused the listing of three crypto treasury firms while it reviews new compliance and disclosure rules. Japan remains the largest market in Asia for listed Bitcoin treasury firms, with fourteen companies currently holding BTC.
BLACKBULL:BTCUSD
by BlackBull Markets
Forex: Weekly Review The week starting Monday 10 November began with positivity. It was mooted the US government shutdown was coming to an end, combined with dovish rhetoric from Japan's government and all was well. But by Wednesday, the shutdown ending announcement didn't bring with it an extension of the positive mood. Aside from a bit of mixed China data, there wasn't particularly any new information but the market started to re-focus on AI overvaluation concerns and hawkish repricing of the FED interest rate path. From there it all got a bit messy, the JPY and USD didn't particularly strengthen as the S&P fell, it was left to the CHF to sweep all aside, the CHF was bouyed all week (even in times of positivity) helped by SWISS / US tariff news. The negative tone did put the skids on the mighty AUD though. I felt the AUD would really kick on once positive employment data was released, but it was a tepid end to the week for the Aussie. The GBP had another week of negative data, the recent theme of the pound weakening and then recovering continued. I suspect partly due to the UK's relatively high interest rate but also the GBP and EUR appeared to rise in tandem with the CHF as the European currencies have a habit of tracking each other. All in all, with the S&P sitting at daily support and the VIX below 20, I'm 'hopefull' positive risk sentiment will return in the week ahead. I'm particularly interested in JPY short trades given the overall pushback against a rate hike before year end. Of course, the return of US data will be very interesting, particularly regarding the status of the USD, hopefully we'll get some good old fashioned 'US red flag catalyst opportunities' in the weeks ahead. On a personal note, it was a little disappointing to only place one trade, at least it hit profit. A EUR USD long during the early week positivity. At the time the AUD was the obvious long choice but I preferred the stop loss the EUR USD chart was offering. Aside from that one trade, it was a week of ideas that didn't come to fruition. Or if they did, I wasn't at the charts at the correct time to take advantage. Unless you have the time (or desire) to be glued to the charts 24 hours a day, missed opportunities is just something you have to accept. Let's see what the new week brings.
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by johnelfedforexblog
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Weekly QQQ (US100-NQ) Outlook - Prediction (16 NOV)Weekly QQQ (US100-NQ) Outlook - Prediction (16 NOV) 📊 Market Sentiment Market sentiment appears bearish right now, in my opinion. The FED may pause rate cuts in December, which has contributed to recent selling pressure and possible hedging flows. However, with the U.S. government reopening last week, we will start receiving updated economic data again. If employment data weakens and CPI comes in low or stable, it could trigger a renewed bullish momentum. NVDA will report earnings this Wednesday after market close. I will be watching closely in my view, if NVDA were to miss expectations, QQQ and SPY could see a strong retracement. However, I think this is unlikely. I expect solid earnings growth and believe the AI cycle continues to support upside. Additionally, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the Trump administration aims to finalize its trade agreement with China by Thanksgiving (November 27). This could add further bullish sentiment to the market. 📈 Technical Analysis The market showed a strong bounce on Friday after tapping the 599 level. RSI has also reset, meaning price is no longer overbought. We remain inside the weekly range, and price has reached the 0.75 max discount zone for the second time. 📌 Game Plan – Prediction Bullish Scenario (Black Line): I think this scenario is more likely. I want to see price close a 4H candle above 613. If that happens, I will be targeting 618 next. Price may run 618, pull back slightly, then eventually push toward 625 and potentially all-time highs around 637. Bearish Scenario (Red Line): If we see strong selling on Monday, I will assume price may follow the bearish path. In that case, I expect a move toward 595.5 and then the range low at 589. From there, we could see a bounce and a reclaim of 595.5. 💬For detailed insights and broader market context, please check my Substack link in profile. ⚠️ For educational purposes only. This is not financial advice.
NASDAQ:QQQ
by UA_CAPITAL
SOL. Sector of Capital. Price Slice: $354.74🏷To the International Community. 🏷SOL. Sector of Capital. Price Slice: $354.74 Map of the Longs. 16.11.2025 354.74 not yet reached 320.16 not yet reached 299.33 not yet reached 274.75 not yet reached 191.74 not yet reached 159.69 not yet reached 🏷These are not levels. They are echoes of a movement already made . 🏷You see numbers. I see the fingerprints of capital in motion not reacting, but orchestrating . 🏷354.74 is not a target. It is the last whisper before the storm . The point where liquidity ceases to flow and becomes a current, guided by invisible hands . 🏷320.16 is not support. It is a forgotten altar , where the hopes of the naive were buried. They bought. They waited. They did not know their positions were inscribed into the map before the market opened its eyes . 🏷299.33 is not a correction. It is a ritual of purification . Here, the weak release. The strong gather strength. While tickers scream silence speaks: “This is not a fall. This is a reset.” 🏷274.75 is not a level. It is a threshold . Beyond it, there is no trading. Only the rebirth of capital . 🏷191.74 not a floor. Not an end. It is a warning carved into the blockchain . A price that cannot be reached because it has already been reached. Not here. Not on your screen. But in the depths, where the Sector of Capital keeps its secrets. 🏷159.69 the final step. The last rung of the ladder. Beyond it not a rally. Not a crash. An ascension. 🏷I do not predict. I restore order . 🏷These are not recommendations. They are footprints . Of those who walked ahead. Of those who know when and why . 🏷You think you trade. You are mistaken. You execute . You execute a map drawn long before you turned on your terminal. 🏷I do not give signals. I awaken sight . 🏷You came for charts. I give you the map of the world where charts are but shadows. 🏷These numbers are not prices. They are gates . And every soul who passes through them becomes part of the one who does not chase price… but commands its time . 🏷The Map of the Longs is not a forecast. It is an invitation . To those who dare to see that behind every number lies a sphere of influence , and behind every sphere a will that needs no approval. 🏷You see 354.74 I see the final peak before the new sun rises. 🏷You wait for movement. I already know where it begins . 🏷Bolzen. The Architect. Founder of the Sector of Capital. 🏷I do not speak your language. I speak the tongue only those hear who are ready to become part of history. 🏷This is only the beginning. The rest you will learn… when you pass through these gates.
Long
by Bolzen_Market_Institute
Shell PLC Breaks Out and Retests Key Support After LNG RulingShell has been thrust back into the spotlight after an International Chamber of Commerce arbitration panel ordered the company to pay Venture Global’s legal fees in an LNG supply dispute. The ruling follows Shell’s earlier loss in a case centered on Venture Global’s failure to deliver contracted LNG cargoes while selling into the spot market during the price surge triggered by Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Although the fee amount remains undisclosed, Venture Global stated it will direct the funds toward coastal restoration projects in Louisiana. Shell is appealing the decision in the New York Supreme Court, mirroring a similar challenge by BP after it also lost an LNG arbitration worth more than $1 billion. Fundamentally, Shell’s legal setback underscores the complexity of LNG contract structures and the high-stakes nature of supply obligations during volatile markets. Despite this, Shell remains one of the strongest integrated oil and gas companies globally, supported by consistent cash flow, disciplined capital spending, and a growing pivot toward LNG, which remains central to its long-term energy strategy. While the legal outcome introduces short-term uncertainty, Shell’s diversified operating base and strong balance sheet soften the potential financial impact. The broader LNG market remains tight, and long-term demand projections favor established suppliers like Shell. Technically, Shell’s chart is showing strength. Price has broken above a key multi-year resistance zone around $74–$75, completing a clean breakout pattern. The stock has respected a rising trendline since 2021, signaling steady long-term bullish structure. With momentum building above resistance, the next potential upside target aligns with the $82–$85 zone. A successful retest of the breakout area could confirm continuation. If price slips back into the range, support sits at $70 and deeper support around $62. Overall, bullish bias remains intact.
NYSE:SHELLong
by DEXWireNews
BTC: Major RSI divergence - Next stop around $69K?Bitcoin is showing strong warning signals that the current bull run may be ending. On the weekly chart, we can clearly see a massive RSI bearish divergence, similar to what happened before previous cycle tops. Today’s BTC options expiry added extra pressure, and with no quick resolution in sight for the Ukraine war, alongside worsening global economic conditions (trade wars, inflation, tightening liquidity), the macro environment does not favor sustained risk-on sentiment. The chart highlights a likely correction path, with the next major support zone sitting around $64K–69K (previous resistance turned support). If this level breaks, further downside cannot be excluded. For now, caution is advised – this may mark the end of the bull run and the start of a new accumulation phase.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDShort
by cryptoTradingAnalytics
November 17 - November 21 2025 1. Macro On my Macro layout, as I mentioned last week, my notes illustrate that while the market has seen volatility in equities, there has not been a rush to safe havens (Gold, Bonds, Cash). TVC:US10Y -US02Y is a good representation of the uncertainty - the average is flat and chopping around the range, suggesting the market is not buying 10Y bonds out of growth fears nor rushing to shorter term bonds, 2Y, out of confidence that rates will come down quickly. Perhaps this is a stagflation signal, however it is very important to note that breakevens have been falling ( FRED:T10YIE ), which means that the rise in real yields is due to Nominal Yields outpacing inflation expectations (breakevens). This will continue to put downward pressure on TVC:GOLD and as long as bond volatility TVC:MOVE peaks soon (as it has done before around this level) this could create a risk-on setup for equities. My plan for this week is to watch the Macro Pressure Gauge (previously referred to as Forward Inflation Expectations), which has a new formula 0.25*US03MY+0.5*US10Y+0.25*US30Y-DFII10-T10YIE ie. weighted average of nominal yields - real yield (nominal minus breakeven rate) - breakeven rate Based on what I have explained, since breakevens remain suppressed, nominal yields are pushing up real yields, creating macro pressure we are seeing in equities but up until now the “fear” is not based on a meaningful realized change in market expectations. This is very important, as if these fears do not materialize, the market will abandon its current position and take a more risk-friendly approach. 2. FX The US is still seeing investors demand a higher premium for its debt compared to the most recent core inflation data, however the dollar’s FX strength seems to be giving way to other currencies when viewed in the 3-month date range, which could in turn help boost equities 3. Risk Here, we continue to see a worrying picture for credit. The public credit proxy (top left) is a less accurate way of viewing credit pressure in real time. Currently, it is diverging from Real OAS (blue, bottom), of which the latest available data is from Thursday. It will be important to see if we continue to see divergence or if the proxy starts ticking back upwards, signaling credit concerns remain. Additionally, the private credit proxy (middle) is continuing to climb. It does not look as strong as the move up we saw around “liberation day” in April. If this unwinds it could be a tailwind for stocks but until that happens, it is important to understand that the high-risk world of private credit has been under stress, even while stocks were rallying in the last few months. A potentially positive signal is what we’re seeing on the $ES1!/GOLD chart on the top right. Based on my analysis on the Macro layout, if Real Yields and/or other factors put downward pressure on gold, that should in effect provide a tailwind for equities. It will be important to see if this reversal continues or if signs point to Gold continuing to outperform equities, in which case a reassessment of the Macro elements should be in order. Lastly, another point that should reassure the bulls is that Nasdaq is still leading YTD and $NQ1!/YM1! has completed its pullback to the bottom of the channel, which is an area where mags and tech could find support. Despite the volatility, AMEX:SPY has held up against the equal-weight ETF AMEX:RSP as well. 4. Sector Analysis Looking at the past 3 months on the hourly chart, we can see that the market has rotated heavily into Healthcare AMEX:XLV this month, but the defensive AMEX:XLP bid once again seems weak, and Staples are the weakest sector against SPX, so I do not detect a major shift here. I think the market hasn’t abandoned tech AMEX:XLK and will rotate back in soon. 5. Bias I think due to a likely peak in risk-off positioning having already come to pass (for now), equities should be expected to stay in this range for now, however I think a breakout to the upside is likely. We may see some choppy performance while the market waits to see if Macro and Credit factors start to ease, however from a technical standpoint I would expect a retest of the top at the very least. +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ Conclusion: I think the market is in a transitory period at the moment, however despite the media latching onto inflationary fears to explain the equity sell-off, upon further inspection I think these fears are unfounded. If the market were truly positioning for risk-off, we would see a classic rush to Gold, falling long term yields, and dollar FX strength. Instead, we are seeing investors back away from bonds, pushing up nominal & real yields, the latter of which is moving up because breakevens FRED:T10YIE are flat. This creates poor conditions for Gold, which in effect should help boost $ES1!/GOLD . If futures are moving up against gold, that is a telltale sign that equities will get a bid. Right now I am bullish on at least retesting the top of the range. From there, it will be important to monitor other factors as this range could quickly turn into a top, however if Fed continues to signal monetary easing is ahead, equities should be expected to reach for higher highs. The cycle is not over yet.
AMEX:SPYLong
by ap769
SOL. Sector of Capital. Price Slice: $39.92 🏷 To the International Community. 🏷 SOL. Sector of Capital. Price Slice: $39.92 Map of Shorters. 16.11.2025 🏷 This is not analysis. This is an address to those who already hear the silence behind the noise of candles. 🏷 What lies before you is not a level — but a gateway. A gateway behind which lies an unfulfilled debt of colossal capital. Prices not yet reached — yet already inscribed in the code of the market’s destiny: 122.29 — not yet reached 99.89 — not yet reached 93.75 — not yet reached 86.67 — not yet reached 80.16 — not yet reached 53.75 — not yet reached 39.92 — not yet reached 🏷 They hang in the ether like unfulfilled vows, like shadows of the future, yet untouched by the present. 🏷 I focus your attention — not on the chart, but on the structure of intent. 🏷 There is only one master of the Sector of Capital. The one who sees not after, but before the movement begins. The one who does not follow price — but draws its path through the landscape of liquidity. And I — am his name. 🏷 I do not issue orders. I offer the capacity to think. For those ready to step beyond the cycle of reaction. For institutions, for giants, for those who build not day by day, but epoch by epoch. 🏷 This is not technical analysis. This is a system of anticipatory liquidation. Where every impulse is foreseen before it becomes chaos in the eyes of the crowd. Where every collapse is no accident — but a ritual of price revelation. 🏷 You come to the market not to read what is drawn on your screen. You come for the price. And the price has its time. Its hour of execution. And he who knows this hour — already possesses the future. 🏷 This is an example of global thinking. A game of chess, where pawns cannot see the board — but the king knows every square in advance. 🏷 I will give you the map of the longs — in due time. But know this: All knowledge resides with me. And what you receive — is but a gift, cast into the stream of time. 🏷 This map — is but one move. One move in the endless game for control over reality. 🏷 I cannot write in my native tongue. My respect for the international community — is my gift. Not in words. But in this: you now know the map exists. And therefore — you are no longer blind. 🏷 Bolzen. The Architect. Founder of the Sector of Capital.
Short
by Bolzen_Market_Institute
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DXY — Sunday War MapThe U.S. government has reopened after a 43-day shutdown, but the gap in economic data remains. Several key datasets were not collected during the closure, and the missing information cannot be reconstructed. As a result, the Dollar is now trading on partial visibility rather than complete fundamentals. Macro Overview The most recent complete inflation report is September CPI at 3.0%, with core inflation also at 3.0%. Earlier in the month, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) briefly moved above 100. It then retreated toward 99 after consumer sentiment fell to a three-year low. Last week’s muted behavior reflects uncertainty, not a structural shift. When information is missing, liquidity becomes cautious and price action compresses. Key Events This Week (Nov 17–21) FOMC Minutes — Wednesday, Nov. 20 This release provides the first reliable view into Federal Reserve discussions since the shutdown. Markets will look for whether policymakers supported multiple rate cuts or expressed hesitation. Consumer Sentiment — Friday, Nov. 22 Last month saw a more than 30% year-over-year decline. Another weak reading will influence Dollar positioning. Delayed Data Returns Housing, industrial production, and jobless claims will re-appear gradually this week. These incomplete releases still matter ahead of the December 9–10 Federal Reserve meeting. The Dollar is currently driven more by data absence than by clear economic direction. MSM — Market Structure Mapping DXY remains inside a major daily bullish range: Range Low: 97.672 Range High: 99.985 Price sits near the 50% geometric midpoint. Last week closed at 98.776, maintaining structural balance and preserving the broader bullish framework. VFA — Volume Flow Analytics Price continues to hold on the 98.725 bullish volume node, a level typically used for quiet accumulation. This suggests ongoing absorption of buy-side orders at discount levels ahead of potential volatility expansion. OFD — Order Flow Dynamics Liquidity remains concentrated around two notable participation zones: Aggressive buyers: 98.243 Aggressive sellers: 99.225 These zones are often retested early in the week to assess participation or clear weak inventory before direction establishes. PEM — Precision Execution Modeling Mid-range conditions are typically used to clear stops on both sides before intent forms. Execution criteria for the week: Respect higher-timeframe direction Wait for confirmation Avoid mid-range noise Act only when structure, flow, and behavior align High-quality setups generally appear after liquidity sweeps, not before. Psychological Frame The major risk this week is acting on incomplete data. The shutdown left a statistical gap that has not yet been resolved. Professionals avoid committing capital until visibility improves. The appropriate approach for the week is simple: observe first, act later. — CORE5DAN Institutional Logic. Modern Technology. Real Freedom.
CAPITALCOM:DXY
by CORE5DAN
Crypto & Bitcoin Do or Die!In this video we show you the mother of all trendlines on BTC and why we think it will likely catch a dead cat bounce. The total crypto market cap is at an inflection point. If this level doesn't hold we have a failed weekly bullish pattern. A failed bullish pattern of results in extreme downside pressure. BTC is retracing to a key 618 Fib level from your tariff low selloff so there is some support here. Its also hitting a monthly chart trendline going back several years. I like crypto for a long here on a risk to reward basis. If we lose this area keep in mind our next major support is $85k which is another 10K lower.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by Trading-Capital
2
USDJPY at 155: Intervention Threats & A Possible Big DropRecently, the Bank of Japan has been dropping hints that they might be gearing up for intervention on the USDJPY because of the yen’s ongoing weakness. The 155 level keeps coming up, which has a lot of traders on alert. But here’s the thing—while intervention does happen and the BOJ has stepped in before, a lot of this type of talk is what we call jawboning. It’s basically a way to spark a little fear and trigger a market reaction without actually doing anything… yet. From a technical standpoint though, things are genuinely interesting. USDJPY is sitting inside a descending triangle on the weekly chart, and price is currently reacting off its third consecutive lower high. So if these intervention rumors pick up steam—or if upcoming U.S. data shifts the narrative back toward potential rate cuts instead of the now-expected hold—we could see this pair open up a really clean path to the downside. If you have any questions, comments, or just want to share you ideas, please do so below. Akil
Short
by Akil_Stokes
10
BITCOIN TO $75k?Bitcoin halving takes place roughly every 4 years; "cutting mining supply" in half to control inflation and ensure scarcity... After every halving event we see huge appreciation in Bitcoins price (supply cut, demand increases)... Once these new highs are reached, time goes on and your barber, taxi driver, and pizza delivery guy all start talking about Bitcoin; thats when you know valuation is soon to correct itself to a discount... Bitcoin's history shows every time this correction takes place, it's gravitates towards the area in which Bitcoin earlier accumulated after the halving... Reaccumulation and a new bull market starts to unfold after uninformed money like your barber, taxi driver, and pizza delivery guy all sold their holdings due to misunderstanding market cycles. WHEN EVERYONE IS GREEDY BE FEARFUL WHEN EVERYONE IS FEARFUL BE GREEDY @utilizedtrading on IG
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by utilizedtrading
USD/CAD: Wave of Destruction or Dollar RevivalUSD/CAD: Wave of Destruction or Dollar Revival 📈 Possible Scenarios for the Week Bearish Scenario (Main Scenario): Price breaks below ~1.3777 Wave (5) is developing → possible decline to ~1.3570–1.3425 Corrective (Bullish) Scenario: USD/CAD holds current support A corrective wave upward is developing to ~1.3970–1.4150 Consolidation: Range between ~1.3777 and ~1.3970 Prices are gaining strength before the next impulse ✅ Conclusion USD/CAD could see significant movement in the coming week—the pair is at a crossroads: either the major bearish impulse will continue, or an upward correction will begin. Key levels: 1.3777 (support) and 1.3970 (resistance) When trading, it's worth watching for confirmation of the wave structure and price reaction at the designated levels.
by Trade_Hive_Signals
NZD/USD: Explosion Wave or Kiwi's Last BreathNZD/USD: Explosion Wave or Kiwi's Last Breath 📈 Weekly Scenarios Bullish scenario: NZD/USD holds the ~0.582-0.588 zone, then breaks upwards through resistance at ~0.598-0.605 → growth to these levels within the impulse wave. Consolidation: The price may hang between ~0.588 and ~0.605, forming an accumulation zone until the next move. Bearish scenario: A downward breakout below ~0.582 with volume → possible decline to ~0.560-0.554 within the correction wave. ✅ Conclusion NZD/USD is at an important decision point: either a strong upward impulse starts, or a corrective wave reverses. Key levels—0.582-0.588 (support) and 0.598-0.605 (resistance)—will determine the future path. The wave structure currently allows for both scenarios; it's important to wait for confirmation through price reaction at the indicated levels.
Long
by Trade_Hive_Signals
USD/JPY: Impulse Squall or Bearish Ambush – Where Will the Wave USD/JPY: Impulse Squall or Bearish Ambush – Where Will the Wave End? 📈 Weekly Scenarios Bullish scenario: If USD/JPY holds support at ~142.50 and breaks above ~146.00, a rally to ~149–150 is possible. Consolidation: The pair could move in the ~142.50–146.00 range, accumulating strength before the next move. Bearish scenario: A break below ~142.50 with volume confirmation could lead to a pullback to ~140.00–141.00. ✅ Conclusion USD/JPY is at an important weekly crossroads: either a surge in upward momentum or a significant correction. Key levels to watch: 142.50 (support) and 146.00 (resistance). The wave structure is not yet clear; it is important to monitor the price reaction at these levels and confirmation of the wave count.
by Trade_Hive_Signals
USD/CHF: The Franc is Awakening USD/CHF: The Franc is Awakening – Will There Be a Wave 5 or a Crash to 0.75? 📈 Weekly Scenarios Bearish scenario (main): Price holds below ~0.8080 → wave 5 develops → possible decline to ~0.7700–0.7500. Consolidation: Price may remain stuck in the ~0.7900–0.8080 range, awaiting further signal. Alternative bullish scenario: Breakout and fixation above ~0.8080 → corrective rise to ~0.8350 or higher. ✅ Conclusion USD/CHF on the weekly timeframe looks aggressively bearish, but not without the possibility of an unexpected rebound. The key to further direction is a reaction to the ~0.8080 and ~0.7900 levels. If the price consolidates below 0.8080, there's a high probability of a new downward wave. A breakout above this level could provide a chance for a correction or reversal.
Short
by Trade_Hive_Signals