Falling towards key support?COPPER is falling towards the support level, which acts as a pullback support aligned with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement, and could bounce from this level to our take profit.
Entry: 5.8119
Why we like it:
There is a pullback support level that aligns with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement.
Stop loss: 5.7173
Why we like it:
There is a pullback support level that is slightly above the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement.
Take profit: 5.9634
Why we like it:
There is an overlap resistance level.
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GBP/CAD – Bullish Structure Continuation (1H)Market is printing clear higher highs and higher lows, confirming bullish market structure. After a minor pullback, price is positioned for continuation toward liquidity above recent highs.
• Bias: Bullish
• Entry Idea: Buy on pullback or bullish confirmation
• Invalidation: Break below recent higher low
• Targets: 1.8700 → 1.8800 zone
Trend-aligned setup focusing on structure and momentum.
Not financial advice. Risk management is essential.
Bullish rise?USO/USD could fall towards the support level, which is an overlap support and could bounce from this level to our take profit.
Entry: 60.64
Why we like it:
There is an overlap support level.
Stop loss: 59.57
Why we like it:
There is an overlap support level.
Take profit: 62.37
Why we like it:
There is a swing high resistance level.
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Potential bearish drop off?US30 is reacting off the resistance level, which is an overlap resistance that aligns with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement, and could drop from this level to our take profit.
Entry: 49,141.49
Why we like it:
There is an overlap resistance level that aligns with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement.
Stop loss: 49,346.59
Why we like it:
There is a pullback resistance that aligns with the 50% Fibonacci retracement.
Take profit: 48,647.57
Why we like it:
There is a pullback support level that aligns with he 78.6% Fibonacci retracement.
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1W SOL update: Volatility is back, but structure mattersWe’re seeing another dump reaction across the majors, and Solana isn’t immune. That said, this still looks like reactionary selling within a broader structure, not random collapse.
On SOL specifically:
• Price broke down from a steep corrective channel
• Momentum flushed quickly, which is typical late in corrections
• The $100 area lines up with the top of the prior trend / major HTF support
• A sweep into that zone would still be structurally healthy
A move toward ~$100 would likely be a retest, not a failure. That’s where you’d expect:
• Sellers to exhaust
• Late shorts to press
• Potential for relief or rotation back into the range
If $100–105 holds with acceptance, a relief bounce back toward $125–140 is very reasonable. If it doesn’t, then we reassess. Simple.
Same theme as BTC and ETH:
Volatility is shaking confidence, not invalidating the higher-timeframe picture yet. Let price come into real levels before jumping to conclusions.
LONG SETUP: Lyft, Inc. (LYFT)Hunters, the bulls are back in the driver's seat! 🐂
Lyft ( NASDAQ:LYFT ) has confirmed a definitive Trend Reversal and is currently presenting a textbook bullish setup with a high-probability confluence zone. The 2026 sector recovery is playing right into our hands here.
🔍 Technical Analysis & Reasoning:
Confluence Zone: We are witnessing a perfect alignment of the 0.618 Fibonacci Retracement (Golden Pocket) and the Volume Profile's Point of Control (POC). This is exactly where institutional algorithms tend to step in and defend the price.
Gap Fill Objective: The market structure has left a significant inefficiency (GAP) to the upside. Price action dictates a magnetic pull towards the $30.00 level to balance the ledger.
Scenarios:
Aggressive: An immediate bounce from current levels as momentum indicators reset.
Conservative: A shallow correction to tap the POC liquidity for a better entry, followed by the impulsive wave up.
📊 Trade Parameters:
Direction: LONG (Buy)
Key Support: Confluence at 0.618 Fib / POC
Target: Gap Fill zone around $30.00 🎯
Risk Profile: Asymmetric Risk/Reward Ratio favoring the upside.
This setup suggests the selling pressure is exhausted, and the path of least resistance is now UP.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Trade responsibly and stick to your risk management rules.
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Gold Retracement ideaXAUUSD after a huge 3500 B/O, is it finally time for a pull back? Short positions can be taken targeting lower fib levels with proper risk management. Break of ATH invalidates any further pull backs. This is only market speculation and should not be considered as financial advise
UBER Holding Trendline Support – Bullish Rebound SetupUber is respecting a long-term ascending trendline and has recently bounced from this key support area. RSI is also recovering from lower levels, indicating improving momentum. As long as price stays above the trendline, bullish bias remains valid; a clean break below it would invalidate this setup.
Gold prices are expected to continue rising on Monday.Gold prices are expected to continue rising on Monday.
Before analyzing gold price movements, we need to understand the following key facts:
1. 90% of global day traders are waiting for a pullback in gold prices before buying at a lower price.
2. Most central banks globally are key factors driving up gold prices.
3. Black swan events are inevitable, but their essence is often the ruthless exploitation of market blind spots for profit.
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Below, I will briefly analyze the current basic situation of the gold market.
Last Friday, gold closed at around $4986, having touched a high of $4990 during the session, before fluctuating until the close. Clearly, Monday's opening is likely to continue the upward trend, moving towards $5,000, which is almost certainly within reach.
Therefore:
1. We should not expect a sharp, one-sided decline. We should maintain a buy-on-dips strategy.
2. The daily chart continues to show a bullish candlestick pattern with lower shadows, and has risen for five consecutive trading days. In the short term, gold prices are in a strong upward trend, and this momentum is likely to continue.
3. Geopolitical factors continue to influence the market, while major institutions continue to hold gold, which enhances the resilience of gold prices.
4. The key resistance level will remain around $5,000. This price level may act as resistance, so be wary of a short-term pullback. Avoid blindly chasing highs in the short term; patiently wait for a pullback before entering the market.
5. Once gold prices stabilize above $5,000, the next target range is $5,080 to $5,100. The target price for this week may be $5,400.
6. The key to buying on dips is buying during pullbacks. Buying after a significant drop in gold prices is the safest and most rational choice.
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RSI SMA Cross – BTC & ETH Multi-Timeframe TestThe RSI SMA crossover is a simple and widely used TradingView strategy, often assumed to behave consistently once “good” parameters are selected. Rather than evaluating it on a single symbol or timeframe, I tested how the same logic performs across different market environments.
For this test, I ran a parameter sweep across multiple symbols and timeframes, keeping the strategy logic fixed while varying only RSI length and SMA length within reasonable ranges. The test covered BTCUSDT and ETHUSDT across 4H, 1D, 3D, and 1W timeframes, resulting in 160 total combinations.
The goal was not to find a single optimal configuration, but to observe whether performance is driven more by indicator parameters or by the trading environment itself.
Representative Results (Risk-Adjusted)
Below are four configurations that best illustrate the results and support the overall conclusions. These were selected for balance between profitability, drawdown, and trade frequency rather than headline return alone.
1) BTCUSDT — 1D (Most Stable Overall)
RSI Length: 28
SMA Length: 50
Profit Factor: ~1.77
Trades: ~109
This configuration showed the most consistent risk-adjusted behavior across nearby parameter sets and was less sensitive to small changes than others.
2) BTCUSDT — 1D (Lower Drawdown Variant)
RSI Length: 21
SMA Length: 50
Profit Factor: ~1.70
Trades: ~121
Slightly lower profitability than the first configuration, but meaningfully lower drawdown, highlighting a trade-off between responsiveness and stability.
3) ETHUSDT — 1D (Best ETH Environment)
RSI Length: 28
SMA Length: 40
Profit Factor: ~1.55–1.60
Trades: ~110–120
ETH showed acceptable performance on the daily timeframe, but drawdowns were consistently higher than BTC under similar settings.
4) BTCUSDT — 4H (Higher Activity, Lower Stability)
RSI Length: 28
SMA Length: 40
Profit Factor: ~1.55–1.60
Trades: 400+
Lower timeframes increased trade frequency substantially but introduced significantly more drawdown and instability.
Takeaway
Across all tests, performance varied far more by symbol and timeframe than by RSI or SMA length. Small parameter changes often mattered less than the environment the strategy was applied to. Some symbol/timeframe combinations remained relatively stable, while others deteriorated quickly despite using identical logic.
The broader takeaway is that strategy performance is often environment-dependent rather than parameter-dependent. Evaluating a strategy on a single symbol or timeframe can give a misleading sense of robustness. Testing across multiple environments provides a clearer view of where a strategy holds up and where it breaks down.
I’m documenting these tests to better understand robustness, sensitivity, and how commonly used TradingView strategies behave under different market conditions.
BTCUSD | 30M – Range Rotation & Upside ReactionBITSTAMP:BTCUSD
After the impulsive sell-off, BTC entered consolidation and started rotating between range extremes. Recent price action shows support being defended near the lower boundary, suggesting a potential upside rotation toward the range high. This move should be treated as a range reaction, not a trend reversal.
Key Scenarios
✅ Bullish Rotation 🔄 → Reaction from range support targeting the upper range.
🎯 Target 1: 91,100
🎯 Target 2: 92,800
❌ Bearish Continuation 📉 → A decisive break and close below range support would invalidate the bullish rotation and open continuation toward lower liquidity.
Current Levels to Watch
Resistance 🔴: 91,100 – 92,800
Support 🟢: 88,600 – 88,200
⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Please conduct your own research before trading.
How I Protect Capital When Trading Gold (XAUUSD)Capital First. Profit Is a Consequence.
After years of trading gold, I’ve come to a very simple conclusion:
Most traders don’t lose because their analysis is bad —
they lose because they fail to protect their capital.
Gold is a high-volatility market. It reacts aggressively to news, liquidity, and sentiment.
If risk is not controlled, one wrong trade can erase weeks of solid performance.
Below are the core principles I personally follow when trading XAUUSD.
1. Capital Protection Is the Strategy
I don’t treat risk management as a secondary task.
For me, it is the strategy.
Before every trade, the first question I ask is not:
- “How far can price go?”
But:
- “If this trade is wrong, what happens to my account?”
If the answer makes me uncomfortable, I simply don’t take the trade.
2. Small Risk Means You Can Stay in the Game
Gold often moves in the right direction —
but it can also move deeply against you before continuing.
That’s why I always:
- Keep risk per trade small
- Accept missing opportunities rather than oversizing positions
There is no such thing as a guaranteed setup.
As long as you protect your capital, opportunities will always return.
3. Stop Loss Is Non-Negotiable
I never trade gold without a stop loss.
Not because I lack confidence,
but because I understand one thing clearly:
The market owes me nothing.
A stop loss doesn’t prevent losses —
it ensures losses stay small, controlled, and survivable.
4. I Don’t Trade Every Market Condition
Not every movement is an opportunity.
I avoid trading when:
- The market is noisy and lacks structure
- Price action becomes unstable ahead of major news
- My psychological state is not optimal
Choosing not to trade is also a professional decision.
5. Psychology Protects Capital Before Any Strategy
Most drawdowns don’t come from bad systems.
They come from:
- Holding losses out of ego
- Revenge trading
- Overtrading during emotional highs
When discipline and mindset are stable,
capital protection becomes automatic.
Conclusion
Trading gold is not a race to get rich quickly.
It’s a long-term game of discipline, patience, and risk control.
My priority is simple: protect capital first.
If I do that well, profits will take care of themselves.
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Gold Price Movement Analysis and Trading Strategies for Next WeeCore Support for the Bulls: Three Key Factors Solidify the Foundation for Medium- to Long-Term Rise
1.95% of Central Banks Collectively Purchase Gold, Forming Rigid Bottom Support: A recent survey by the World Gold Council on January 24th showed that 95% of over 100 central banks worldwide plan to continue increasing their gold holdings in the coming year, a near-decade high. Poland's plan to purchase 150 tons of gold, the People's Bank of China's 14 consecutive months of reserve increases, and Brazil's cumulative 43-ton increase in three months, all demonstrate this. Central banks' average monthly gold purchases of 60-70 tons are four times the normal level, and their purchasing behavior remains unchanged regardless of short-term gold price fluctuations. This creates non-price-elastic buying below 4850, acting as a "ballast" for gold price corrections.
2.Weakening Dollar Credit + Normalization of Geopolitical Games, Continued Demand for Safe-Haven Assets: The dollar's share of global foreign exchange reserves has fallen below 60%, a multi-decade low. The Greenland sovereignty dispute and tariff standoff between the US and Europe remain unresolved, and Danish pension funds are even planning to liquidate their US Treasury holdings. Market concerns about the creditworthiness of dollar assets are rising. Gold has surpassed US Treasury bonds to become the world's largest reserve asset for central banks. Its absence of sovereign credit risk makes it the optimal choice for hedging geopolitical and currency risks, attracting a continuous influx of safe-haven funds.
3.Expectations of a Fed rate cut have not completely subsided, and holding costs are low: Despite hawkish rhetoric, dovish leader Bowman emphasized the fragility of the labor market, and core inflation near the 2% target leaves room for further easing. The market still prices in a 50 basis point rate cut in 2026. CME Group tools show that although the first rate cut has been delayed until June, it has not disappeared. The opportunity cost of holding gold remains at a historically low level, supporting long-term allocation.
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