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Bitcoin - We have to see new highs now!Bitcoin - CRYPTO:BTCUSD - is now at the previous highs: (click chart above to see the in depth analysis👆🏻) It could really not be more exciting on Bitcoin at the moment. With the current "all or nothing" potential breakout or double top creation, we will either see a bullrun or a bear market. So far, bulls are still strong, so the chances of a breakout luckily remain higher. Levels to watch: $100.000 Keep your long term vision! Philip (BasicTrading)
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by SwingTraderPhilTV
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Learn how to trade EOD / FOD Professional StrategyEOD /FOD is an acronym for End of Day buy or sell short entry that holds overnight and the First of Day sell the ETF or stock at Market Open. This is a strategy for experienced to Elite aka Semi-Professional Traders. Beginners need to hone skills and practice in a simulator. Professional Traders use this strategy all the time. They rarely intraday trade aka "day trading" unless they are Sell Side Institution floor traders who do intraday trading all daylong. EOD /FOD is a very simple, easy to learn strategy for when Buy Side Giant Dark Pools have accumulated OR have Supported the Market and the Dark Pools foot print of a rectangle that is narrow with consistent highs and lows. TWAP Dark Pool orders trigger at a low price or lower and usually move price minimally. When in Support the Market mode. The run up is a long white candle. TWAPs are automated Time Weighted At Average Price. These orders ping at a specific time and buy in accumulation mode. If the stock price suddenly moves up beyond the high range of the TWAP, then the orders pause or halt. Then pro traders do nudges and runs are instigated by either Gap Ups by HFTs, OR smaller funds VWAP ORDERS, or MEME's or other large groups of retail traders all trading and entering orders in sync or as close to sync as possible to create a flood of small lots that do move price upward OR downward rapidly. Using the EOD /FOD requires understanding of how the Dark Pools, Pro Traders and other groups react to price and what, where and when orders are automated. When ever you see a platform trend pattern such as we have on the QQQ yesterday at close and early this morning, then the entry would have been in the last 5 minutes of yesterday's market.
NASDAQ:QQQEducation
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
3
USDJPY MULTI TIME FRAME POV + XAUUSD , GU RECAP Hello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
Short
by okako_trading
GBPUSD: The Bearish Setup Remains IntactGBPUSD: The Bearish Setup Remains Intact From our previous analysis we can see that GBPUSD remains bearish despite not having broken down yet. The war is not affecting the strength of the US dollar and may perhaps become stronger at a time when we expected the US dollar to show slight weakness given that the war could become more serious. However, as I have explained before, this is not the first time that the US has been involved in a war. You may watch the analysis for further details Thank you and Good Luck! ❤️PS: Please support with a like or comment if you find this analysis useful for your trading day❤️ Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
Short
by KlejdiCuni
1
ETH/USD Weekly | The Full Breakdown – Structure, Spring, and Set This is my full Ethereum weekly chart analysis — not just what I think might happen, but a walk-through of everything I’ve mapped and labelled, based on how price has behaved since the 2021 top. Every structure you see here is there for a reason — from the symmetrical triangle and wedge, to the Wyckoff schematics, Elliott wave flow, Spring, and more. What we’re seeing now, in my opinion, is the end of a three-year macro compression. The move that follows could define the rest of this cycle. Let me take you through it. After the all-time high in late 2021, Ethereum entered a structured, controlled decline. Not a crash — but a step-by-step transition through market phases. Price dropped and bottomed into a clear accumulation phase — that’s the first box on this chart, labelled as “Accumulation (cause)”. This is where smart money started taking positions, confirmed by the Spring down to 0 and the base of the move at point 2. From there, price consolidated, gained strength, and then jumped the creek — a clear breakout above the accumulation range, which gave us the confirmation for markup. The markup phase took us from that Spring up into a five-wave impulsive move, peaking around the distribution zone. You can see it clearly — labelled Distribution, and boxed off between points A, B, C and the final wave 5. This rally failed to make new all-time highs, stalled, and was rejected cleanly. From there, we rolled over and started losing structure — and this is where it gets important. Right after distribution, we got a breakdown I’ve labelled “Break The Ice”. This wasn’t just another dip. It was the moment we lost all structure from the markup — the line that had held the previous lows snapped, and volume stepped in. This is often the first real signal that we’ve entered the markdown phase. From a Wyckoff perspective, this breakdown is what separates Phase D from the start of a new accumulation cycle. It’s aggressive, deliberate, and clears out late longs — and that’s exactly what it did here. Following that breakdown, we formed a new falling wedge — drawn from the top of the markdown all the way to the most recent lows. Price was making lower highs and lower lows, but with less aggression and momentum weakening. This wedge sits inside the larger symmetrical triangle, which has been developing ever since the 2021 top. The apex of this triangle, marked around $2,496, is where I believe everything will come to a head. Break that with conviction — and we could start a whole new macro leg. But before we get there, something happened worth pointing out. That final breakdown inside the wedge? The one that dipped below and quickly reclaimed? That, for me, was the Spring. It’s labelled in yellow as “Spring” under point D. And it matches the Wyckoff schematic almost perfectly. Volume dried up on the move down. RSI and CCI both showed divergence. Then price bounced hard, reclaimed structure, and we’ve held ever since. This doesn’t look like continuation — it looks like a trap. If that Spring holds, then we’re now in the Sign of Strength (SOS) phase. This is the moment where price reclaims its mid-structure levels, consolidates, and prepares for the breakout. We haven’t broken out yet — but the groundwork is in place. My Elliott count also lines up. We had a 5-wave impulse from the Spring to the failed rally, followed by an ABC correction. What we may now be seeing is the completion of another Wave 2, setting up for a possible Wave 3 — the strongest wave of the cycle, if confirmed. Now let’s talk entries. I’ve got my eye on the $2,130–$2,030 region. That’s where I’m placing my DCA bids. It’s the area just above the Spring reclaim zone, where price should react again if we retest. If we lose $1,690, I consider the Spring invalidated and will reassess. That’s my clean risk level. Break and hold above $2,496, and the breakout is confirmed. That level is not just the wedge and triangle resistance — it’s also the psychological midpoint of this whole macro structure. Everything’s mapped. Structure is clean. Volume is drying up. Momentum is shifting. And price is compressing right into the apex. This isn’t a moment to chase. It’s a moment to plan. If we break out, I’m ready to scale in. If we reject, I’ll be watching the DCA zone and the Spring level closely. Either way, I know what I’m looking for — and I know what invalidates the setup. Let’s see what price does next.
Long
by SmartMoneyDayTrading
GBPUSD MULTI TIME FRAME ANALYSIS Hello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
Long
by okako_trading
Can we look for longs on XAUUSD? my MTF POVHello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by okako_trading
DOLLAR INDEXThe relationship between the US Dollar Index (DXY) and the 10-year US Treasury yield is generally positive but has shown signs of weakening and occasional breakdowns recently. Key Points: Typical Positive Correlation: Historically, when the 10-year Treasury yield rises, the dollar tends to strengthen, and when yields fall, the dollar weakens. This is because higher yields attract foreign capital seeking better returns, increasing demand for the dollar. Conversely, lower yields reduce dollar appeal. Mechanism: The 10-year yield reflects investor expectations about inflation, economic growth, and Federal Reserve policy. Higher yields often signal stronger growth or inflation, supporting a stronger dollar due to higher real returns on US assets. Recent Weakening of Correlation: Since early 2025, this positive correlation has weakened significantly. Despite rising 10-year yields (around 4.4% to 4.5%), the DXY has hovered near the 98–99 range and even declined over 10% year-to-date. This divergence is attributed to: Investors re-evaluating the dollar’s reserve currency status and shifting capital to other markets (e.g., European equities). Outflows from US assets amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Asynchronous monetary policy cycles globally, with some central banks hiking or cutting rates at different paces than the Fed. Market Sentiment and Safe-Haven Flows: In times of stress, the dollar’s traditional role as a safe haven can be challenged, further complicating the yield-dollar relationship. Conclusion While the 10-year Treasury yield and the US dollar index usually move together, recent market dynamics have disrupted this pattern. Rising yields have not translated into a stronger dollar in 2025, reflecting broader shifts in investor sentiment, geopolitical risks, and global monetary policy divergence.
CAPITALCOM:DXY
by Shavyfxhub
USOIL WTIKey Offshore Oil and Gas Installations at Risk of Iranian Attack Based on recent escalations and Iran's retaliatory capabilities, the following offshore installations are most vulnerable: Strait of Hormuz Infrastructure Why at risk: A critical global chokepoint handling 21 million barrels of oil daily. Iran has repeatedly threatened closure if provoked. Potential targets: Tanker routes, underwater pipelines, and monitoring stations. Qatar’s North Field Gas Facilities Why at risk: Directly adjacent to Iran’s South Pars field (recently attacked by Israel). Shared reservoirs mean disruptions could cascade. Vulnerability: Iran could target Qatari platforms to amplify global gas shortages. Saudi/UAE Offshore Fields Key sites: Saudi Arabia’s Safaniya (world’s largest offshore oil field). UAE’s Upper Zakum oil field. Why at risk: Iran views Gulf states as Israeli allies; striking them would disrupt U.S.-aligned economies. Israeli Mediterranean Gas Rigs Leviathan and Tamar fields: Provide 90% of Israel’s electricity. Already targeted by Iranian proxies (e.g., Hezbollah rockets in 2023). Bahrain/Kuwait Offshore Facilities Strategic value: Proximity to Iran enables rapid drone/missile strikes. Past attacks (e.g., 2019 Aramco) demonstrate capability. Why These Targets? Retaliatory logic: Iran’s energy infrastructure (e.g., South Pars) was damaged by Israeli strikes. Targeting adversaries’ assets aligns with its "escalate to deter" strategy. Global leverage: Disrupting Hormuz or major fields could spike oil prices 30–50%, pressuring Western governments. Technical feasibility: Iran’s naval drones, cruise missiles, and mines can penetrate offshore defenses. Immediate Threats Target Risk Level Potential Impact Strait of Hormuz Critical Global oil prices surge; 20% of LNG shipments halted Qatar’s North Field High 10% of global LNG supply disrupted; Europe/Asia energy crisis Israeli Gas Rigs High Israel’s energy security crippled; regional conflict escalation Conclusion Iran’s most likely retaliation targets are offshore installations in the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar, and Israeli Mediterranean fields, leveraging proximity and asymmetric tactics. Such attacks would aim to inflict maximum economic damage while avoiding direct confrontation with the U.S. or NATO. Global energy markets face severe disruption if hostilities escalate further. A successful breakout above this descending trendline and resistance zone (near $74–$75) would confirm a bullish reversal, potentially opening the way for further upside toward $80 and $100 as next target. US crude inventories have declined recently, reducing oversupply fears and supporting prices. Global oil demand is forecast to grow by 720,000 barrels per day in 2025, while supply increases are more modest. OPEC+ decisions to maintain production cuts or limit increases have also contributed to price support. Summary Oil prices are testing and potentially breaking out of a long-term descending trendline formed since mid-2022. breakout will be long buy hope that we see 80$ per barrel. #usoil #oil
GBEBROKERS:USOILLong
by Shavyfxhub
10 YEAR JAPANESE GOVERNMENT BOND YIELD JGB10Y1. Japan 10-Year Government Bond Yield and Price The 10-year Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yield is around 1.40% to 1.52% in mid-2025, recently easing slightly to about 1.40% on June 20, 2025. This yield level is significantly higher than the near-zero levels seen in previous years but remains low by global standards. The bond price for the 10-year JGB hovers near 99.6 to 100, reflecting the inverse relationship with yields (as yields rise, bond prices fall slightly). Japan’s bond yields have been rising steadily since 2022, reflecting market concerns about inflation, fiscal sustainability, and monetary policy shifts. 2. Bank of Japan (BoJ) Interest Rate Policy The official BoJ short-term policy rate is currently at 0.50%, up from negative territory (-0.10%) a year ago. The BoJ has maintained a very accommodative monetary policy stance but has started to allow some upward flexibility in long-term yields, including the 10-year JGB yield, moving away from strict yield curve control. The BoJ is also considering buying back some super-long government bonds to stabilize the market amid rising yields. 3. Relationship Between Bond Yields, Prices, and JPY Strength Bond yields and prices have an inverse relationship: as yields rise (reflecting higher interest rates or inflation expectations), bond prices fall. JPY Strength is influenced by several factors related to bond yields and interest rates: Rising Japanese bond yields tend to support a stronger yen, as higher yields attract foreign capital seeking better returns. However, Japan’s yields remain much lower than those of other major economies (e.g., US 10-year yield ~4.4%), which limits yen appreciation. The BoJ’s accommodative policy and yield curve control have historically kept yields low, suppressing JPY strength relative to currencies like USD. Recent yield increases and policy shifts have led to some yen appreciation, but trade and geopolitical factors also play significant roles. The trade deficit narrowing and ongoing trade talks with the US may also impact the yen’s value. Conclusion Japan’s 10-year government bond yield has risen modestly to around 1.4%, reflecting gradual monetary policy normalization by the BoJ, which still maintains a very low short-term interest rate of 0.5%. This yield increase supports some yen strength by attracting capital inflows, although the yen remains sensitive to global yield differentials and trade dynamics. Bond prices have adjusted accordingly, declining slightly as yields rose. The BoJ’s interventions, including potential bond buybacks, aim to manage market volatility amid these shifts. JGB 10-Year vs. AU 10-Year Bond Yield Differential and Related Concepts 1. Current Yield Differential (June 2025) The Australia 10-Year Government Bond yield is approximately 4.33% to 4.32% (recently around 4.31%). The Japan 10-Year Government Bond (JGB) yield is about 1.40% to 1.52%, with recent figures near 1.40%. This results in a yield spread (Australia minus Japan) of roughly 278 to 365 basis points (2.78% to 3.65%), meaning Australian 10Y bonds yield significantly more than Japanese 10Y bonds. 2. Carry Trade and Yield Differential The carry trade involves borrowing in a low-yield currency (e.g., Japanese yen) and investing in a high-yield currency (e.g., Australian dollar) to profit from the interest rate differential. Given the large yield spread (~3%), investors can earn positive carry by borrowing JPY at low rates (~0.5%) and investing in AUD bonds yielding above 4%. However, carry trade profits depend on currency movements: if the AUD depreciates against the JPY, gains can be eroded or losses incurred. 3. Uncovered Interest Rate Parity (UIP) UIP theory states that the expected change in exchange rates offsets interest rate differentials, implying no arbitrage profits from carry trades. For example, if Australian yields are 3% higher than Japanese yields, the AUD is expected to depreciate approximately 3% versus the JPY over the investment horizon. Empirically, UIP often fails in the short term, allowing carry trade profits, but tends to hold over the long term. 4. Covered Interest Rate Parity (CIP) CIP states that the forward exchange rate between two currencies should reflect the interest rate differential, eliminating arbitrage opportunities via forward contracts. In practice, CIP generally holds in developed markets, meaning investors can hedge currency risk using forward contracts, locking in the carry trade return minus hedging costs. Deviations from CIP can occur but are usually small and short-lived in major currency pairs like AUD/JPY. Summary Table Aspect Details Australia 10Y Yield ~4.31% Japan 10Y Yield ~1.40% Yield Spread (AU - JGB) ~2.78% to 3.65% (278–365 basis points) Carry Trade Borrow JPY at low rates, invest in AUD for yield pickup UIP Exchange rate expected to depreciate AUD by yield diff. CIP Forward rates reflect interest differential, hedging possible Implications for Investors and Markets The large yield differential incentivizes carry trades from JPY to AUD, contributing to capital flows and exchange rate dynamics. Short-term carry trade profits arise due to UIP deviations but are subject to currency risk. CIP arbitrage ensures that hedged carry trades have limited risk-free profits, but unhedged positions carry exchange rate exposure. Central bank policies, geopolitical events, and market sentiment can cause fluctuations in yields and exchange rates, impacting carry trade viability. #BOJ
TVC:JP10YLong
by Shavyfxhub
uraniumThe 10-year Treasury bond yield plays a significant role in the energy markets, including uranium, by influencing financing costs, investment decisions, and broader economic sentiment, which in turn affect uranium demand and pricing dynamics. Significance of the 10-Year Bond Yield in Uranium and Energy Markets: Benchmark for Financing Costs The 10-year Treasury yield serves as a benchmark for long-term borrowing costs for utilities and mining companies involved in uranium production and nuclear energy infrastructure. Higher yields increase the cost of capital, potentially delaying or raising the cost of new uranium mine developments and nuclear plant investments. Conversely, lower yields reduce financing costs, supporting expansion and production. Indicator of Economic and Inflation Expectations Rising 10-year yields often signal expectations of stronger economic growth and inflation, which can boost energy demand, including uranium for nuclear power generation. Declining yields typically reflect economic caution or slowdown, which may temper energy demand growth. Impact on Utility Procurement Behavior As uranium accounts for only about 5–10% of nuclear power generation costs, utilities prioritize securing supply to avoid operational disruptions, even at higher prices. When bond yields are stable or falling (indicating lower financing costs and economic uncertainty), utilities are more likely to lock in long-term uranium contracts aggressively, driving prices higher. Recent market conditions with the 10-year yield around 4.5% have coincided with utilities purchasing uranium in record quantities, pushing prices to 15-year highs. Geopolitical and Supply Risk Amplification The uranium market is sensitive to geopolitical risks, especially given that over half of global uranium supply and processing is controlled by countries within Russia’s sphere of influence. Rising bond yields amid geopolitical tensions can increase risk premiums on uranium prices as investors and utilities seek supply security. Investor Confidence and Capital Flows The 10-year Treasury yield reflects investor confidence and risk appetite. Higher yields can attract capital away from commodities toward fixed income, potentially dampening speculative interest in uranium. Conversely, lower yields can boost commodity investment appeal as investors seek higher returns, supporting uranium prices. In essence, the 10-year Treasury yield is a crucial macro-financial gauge that indirectly shapes uranium market dynamics by affecting financing, demand expectations, and risk perceptions, thereby influencing uranium prices and investment decisions in the energy sector. Key Use Cases of Uranium Uranium serves critical functions across multiple sectors: Nuclear Energy Fuel for commercial reactors generating electricity which Provides 10% of global electricity with low carbon emissions Medical Isotopes ,the Production of radioisotopes (e.g., Technetium-99m) Enables cancer diagnostics and treatment through PET scans the Military/Defense use uranium for Nuclear weapons , naval propulsion systems and the Powering of submarines and aircraft carriers Space Exploration using Nuclear thermal propulsion with Potential fuel for long-duration space missions. Scientific Research and Geological dating and particle physics which Studies earth's age and fundamental particles all apply uranium . Demand drivers: 72 new nuclear reactors under construction globally (as of 2025) Medical isotope market growth (7.2% CAGR projected) Space agency investments in nuclear propulsion Investment Considerations Price volatility: Uranium spot prices impact producer profitability but long-term contracts provide stability Sector-specific risks: Regulatory constraints, waste management challenges, and geopolitical factors affect uranium investments Growth areas: Small modular reactors (SMRs) and radioisotope production represent emerging opportunities Conclusion: Uranium's value stems from its diverse applications in energy, medicine, defense, and science. While no dedicated "uranium bond" exists, the sector's performance is reflected in mining stocks and long-term contracts. The metal's fundamental importance in clean energy and advanced technology underpins its long-term market position.
TRADU:URANIUMLong
by Shavyfxhub
URANIUMThe 10-year Treasury bond yield plays a significant role in the energy markets, including uranium, by influencing financing costs, investment decisions, and broader economic sentiment, which in turn affect uranium demand and pricing dynamics. Significance of the 10-Year Bond Yield in Uranium and Energy Markets: Benchmark for Financing Costs The 10-year Treasury yield serves as a benchmark for long-term borrowing costs for utilities and mining companies involved in uranium production and nuclear energy infrastructure. Higher yields increase the cost of capital, potentially delaying or raising the cost of new uranium mine developments and nuclear plant investments. Conversely, lower yields reduce financing costs, supporting expansion and production. Indicator of Economic and Inflation Expectations Rising 10-year yields often signal expectations of stronger economic growth and inflation, which can boost energy demand, including uranium for nuclear power generation. Declining yields typically reflect economic caution or slowdown, which may temper energy demand growth. Impact on Utility Procurement Behavior As uranium accounts for only about 5–10% of nuclear power generation costs, utilities prioritize securing supply to avoid operational disruptions, even at higher prices. When bond yields are stable or falling (indicating lower financing costs and economic uncertainty), utilities are more likely to lock in long-term uranium contracts aggressively, driving prices higher. Recent market conditions with the 10-year yield around 4.5% have coincided with utilities purchasing uranium in record quantities, pushing prices to 15-year highs. Geopolitical and Supply Risk Amplification The uranium market is sensitive to geopolitical risks, especially given that over half of global uranium supply and processing is controlled by countries within Russia’s sphere of influence. Rising bond yields amid geopolitical tensions can increase risk premiums on uranium prices as investors and utilities seek supply security. Investor Confidence and Capital Flows The 10-year Treasury yield reflects investor confidence and risk appetite. Higher yields can attract capital away from commodities toward fixed income, potentially dampening speculative interest in uranium. Conversely, lower yields can boost commodity investment appeal as investors seek higher returns, supporting uranium prices. In essence, the 10-year Treasury yield is a crucial macro-financial gauge that indirectly shapes uranium market dynamics by affecting financing, demand expectations, and risk perceptions, thereby influencing uranium prices and investment decisions in the energy sector. Key Use Cases of Uranium Uranium serves critical functions across multiple sectors: Nuclear Energy Fuel for commercial reactors generating electricity which Provides 10% of global electricity with low carbon emissions Medical Isotopes ,the Production of radioisotopes (e.g., Technetium-99m) Enables cancer diagnostics and treatment through PET scans the Military/Defense use uranium for Nuclear weapons , naval propulsion systems and the Powering of submarines and aircraft carriers Space Exploration using Nuclear thermal propulsion with Potential fuel for long-duration space missions. Scientific Research and Geological dating and particle physics which Studies earth's age and fundamental particles all apply uranium . Demand drivers: 72 new nuclear reactors under construction globally (as of 2025) Medical isotope market growth (7.2% CAGR projected) Space agency investments in nuclear propulsion Investment Considerations Price volatility: Uranium spot prices impact producer profitability but long-term contracts provide stability Sector-specific risks: Regulatory constraints, waste management challenges, and geopolitical factors affect uranium investments Growth areas: Small modular reactors (SMRs) and radioisotope production represent emerging opportunities Conclusion: Uranium's value stems from its diverse applications in energy, medicine, defense, and science. While no dedicated "uranium bond" exists, the sector's performance is reflected in mining stocks and long-term contracts. The metal's fundamental importance in clean energy and advanced technology underpins its long-term market position.
TRADU:URANIUMLong
by Shavyfxhub
Micron Technology - Starting the next +80% move!Micron Technology - NASDAQ:MU - perfectly respects structure: (click chart above to see the in depth analysis👆🏻) Starting back in mid 2024, Micron Technology created the expected long term top formation. We witnessed a correction of about -60%, which ultimately resulted in a retest of a confluence of support. So far, Micron Technology rallied about +60%, with another +80% to follow soon. Levels to watch: $150, $180 Keep your long term vision! Philip (BasicTrading)
NASDAQ:MULong
by SwingTraderPhilTV
11