EURUSDHello Traders! 👋
What are your thoughts on EURUSD?
EUR/USD has broken its ascending trendline and completed a pullback to the broken level.
The pair is now trading below a key resistance zone, showing continued signs of bearish pressure.
After some short-term consolidation in this area, the price is expected to continue its decline toward the highlighted support level.
As long as the price remains below the resistance zone, the downside scenario remains valid.
A confirmed daily close above resistance would invalidate this bearish setup.
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Latest EURUSD Update👋Hello everyone, what are your thoughts on FX:EURUSD ?
Earlier, in my latest analysis, I was more optimistic about EURUSD's recovery; however, the momentum wasn’t enough, and it pulled EURUSD back into a downtrend. As of now, at the time of writing, the price is fluctuating around 1.160, and no reversal has occurred yet. The bears are still in control.
From a technical perspective, the pair has continuously broken through previous bullish structures and is now heading toward the support zone around 1.140. Especially if TVC:DXY continues its current recovery, the likelihood of testing support becomes even more probable.
What about you? What do you think of EURUSD’s trend? 💬Share your thoughts in the comments below!
XAU/USD | Gold’s Historic Dump – Will $4,000 Hold or Break?By analyzing the Gold chart on the 2-hour timeframe , we can see that gold experienced an extremely sharp sell-off — the biggest single-day drop in over 12 years — falling nearly $400 in less than 24 hours!
After dropping from $4,381 to $4,003 , price rebounded to $4,162, but then corrected again and is now trading around $4,051.
Given the current volatility, it’s important to watch key levels closely. As long as gold holds above $4,000, there’s potential for a recovery toward the FVG zone between $4,100 and $4,128 .
The main supply levels to monitor are $4,101, $4,114, $4,128, and $4,155 — watch how price reacts at these points!
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EUR/USD Drops Sharply: A Huge "Sell" Opportunity Ahead!Hello traders,
Recent news from the European Central Bank (ECB) warns that Eurozone banks may face significant pressure if USD liquidity tightens. This could lead to banks reducing lending, negatively impacting Eurozone economic growth, and as a result, the EUR weakens.
Additionally, the current chart shows that EUR/USD is moving within a descending channel, nearing the support zone at 1.15400. After being pushed down from the 1.16600 level, EUR/USD shows signs of continuing its decline. With tightening USD liquidity and the weakening EUR, the market seems to be preparing for a strong downtrend.
If EUR/USD breaks the current support zone, the next target will be 1.15400, providing a great opportunity for traders to pursue sell trades in the near future.
Don't miss the opportunity!
XAU/USD (Gold 4H timeframe)... XAU/USD (Gold 4H timeframe) — here’s what’s visible and how it breaks down technically:
Price: Around 4065 USD currently.
Trendline: A major uptrend line has been broken clearly.
Ichimoku Cloud: Price has fallen below the Kumo, confirming bearish momentum.
Support Zone: Between 4120–4160 USD, already broken and retested.
Measured Move (Target Projection): my chart’s extension line points toward a target around 3840–3860 USD.
📉 Target Breakdown:
Immediate support: 4000 USD (psychological round number).
Main target: 3840 USD (as marked on My chart — aligns with previous structure support).
Extended bearish target: If momentum continues, 3740–3760 USD zone may come next.
⚠ Notes:
If gold reclaims above 4160–4180, bearish bias weakens.
Below 4060 = bears in full control.
Below 4000 = confirmation toward your target zone (≈3840 USD).
✅ Final Target: $3,840 – $3,860 USD
Would you like me to give you stop-loss and re-entry zones too (for sell setup)?
EURUSD: Bearish Continuation Setup Within Broadening PatternHello everyone, here’s my breakdown of the current Euro setup.
Market Analysis
From a broader perspective, EUR/USD has been trading within a broadening formation, characterized by expanding highs and lows — a classic sign of increasing volatility and market indecision.
The key event that has defined the recent structure was a fake breakout above the 1.1757 resistance zone. After briefly pushing higher, the price was strongly rejected, indicating clear seller dominance and triggering a shift back into a bearish phase. Since then, price action has developed multiple range-bound consolidations followed by bearish breakouts, confirming that sellers continue to control momentum.
My Scenario & Strategy
Currently, the pair is pulling back after another breakout to the downside, trading just below the broadening resistance line. In my view, this recovery is a corrective rally rather than a reversal — it’s likely to face renewed selling pressure as it approaches the resistance area. I’m watching for a rejection confirmation around the upper boundary of the pattern. If that rejection holds, it would validate the short scenario and potentially trigger a continuation move toward the 1.1555 support zone — the lower boundary of the formation.
The broader structure remains bearish, and as long as EUR/USD stays below 1.1700, short setups are favored. A confirmed rejection could open the way for another wave of selling toward the next key support at 1.1555.
That's the setup I'm tracking. Thank you for your attention, and always manage your risk.
Why Did Gold Plunge Yesterday – Key Factors ExplainedHello everyone, the gold market just experienced a dramatic session, with the front-month futures contract falling over 5.39% in a single day, marking the deepest drop since June 2013. This sharp correction follows an extended period of rapid gains, forcing many traders to reassess the short-term trend.
Main reasons behind the sharp drop
Correction after strong growth: Gold has surged over 128% from its 2011 baseline, but the lack of intermittent pullbacks created expectations for a significant retracement. When the correction occurred, it happened quickly and steeply, just as many veteran traders anticipated.
Divergence with silver: Although silver fell 7.2%, its decline was “modest” compared to gold. Gold’s parabolic rise contrasted with silver’s steadier gains, reinforcing the likelihood that gold would continue adjusting while silver maintained a sustainable upward trajectory.
Historical surge dynamics: From lows around 2,500 USD/oz, gold soared past 4,200 USD with hardly any meaningful consolidation. A long-term surge without pullbacks almost inevitably leads to sharp reversals, clearly illustrated by yesterday’s drop.
With the Double Top pattern fully formed and the neckline broken, I expect gold could fall to the strong support zone around 4,000 USD or lower if the decline continues. Current resistance stands at 4,200 USD, a level difficult for gold to reclaim in the short term. The market is confirming a downtrend, so traders should monitor the support zones closely to identify optimal entry points.
Do you think this is a buying opportunity at lower gold prices or just a temporary dip? Share your thoughts below!
Gold Holds Above the Cloud – Bulls Wait for Confirmation PushHello everyone,
Gold continues to maintain a constructive structure after its strong recovery from the 4,100 USD zone, currently trading around 4,345 USD/oz on the H4 chart. Technically, the bullish structure remains intact as previous Fair Value Gaps (FVG) below price are still unfilled and price continues to respect the upper boundary of the Ichimoku cloud (Kumo). As long as price stays above 4,300 USD, upside potential toward 4,400–4,450 USD remains valid. However, a healthy retest toward 4,200–4,100 USD (overlapping FVG + lower Kumo boundary) should not be ruled out as part of liquidity collection.
On the macro side, fundamentals continue to support the bullish bias. Reuters reported gold gained over 2% in the latest session as markets increased bets on Fed rate cuts amid cooling economic signals in the US. Concerns over a potential US government shutdown also boosted demand for safe-haven assets. HSBC recently raised its gold forecast for 2025–2026, citing strong central bank accumulation, while Goldman Sachs emphasised that this rally is driven by genuine capital flows—not emotional fear. Financial Times, however, noted that the “debasement trade” effect (gold rising strongly due to a weaker USD) has yet to fully ignite, suggesting the uptrend still has room to extend.
I remain bullish overall. Above 4,300 USD, buying pullbacks remains my preferred strategy, targeting 4,400–4,450 USD initially and potentially 4,500 USD if momentum strengthens. A dip towards 4,200 USD would not negate the trend—instead, it would provide a better accumulation opportunity. If trading this setup, I would protect long positions with a stop-loss below 4,200 USD given upcoming high-impact events such as US GDP, CPI and Fed speeches.
In short, gold continues to follow a medium-term uptrend. Rather than chasing tops, it is wiser to wait patiently for clean entry points and trade with the trend, not against it.
The 3 KEYS to Trading SUCCESSToday we will discuss about the 3 Keys I believe are required for succeeding in trading.
When you enter into the trading field, you quickly understand that it’s not just about charts and setups — it’s about mastering yourself mentally.
There are 3 keys that separate those who last from those who don’t in Trading:
( 1 ) Psychology
( 2 ) Risk Management
( 3 ) Consistency
Every single one is equally important, but how you balance them determines your long-term outcome when trading.
1 ) Psychology — Master Your Mind Before You Master the Market
Trading, the mental game disguised as a financial one displaying 1s and 0s winners and losers. The market, the charts, the currency, they do not care who you are, what you think, or how badly you want to win.
It simply exposes your strengths and weaknesses in the world of psychology .
Most traders lose, this is not because they lack knowledge, but because they cannot control their emotions, feelings — fear of losing, fear of missing out, greed after a win, hesitation after a loss, anxiety, frustration, impatience.
Every emotional outburst leads to poor decision-making: closing early, revenge trading, over-leveraging, or ignoring your plan, right after you told yourself you were going to lock in and turn $100 into $1000000.
To master psychology:
( 1 ) Detach from the outcomes/end-result. Focus on executing well, not whether a trade wins or loses. Follow your plan.
( 2 ) Think of probability. Every setup, every trade must have an edge — not a guarantee.
( 3 ) Accept losses as part of the process. Losses are tuition fees in this business. Every loss is a win, because there is a lesson to be learned.
( 4 ) Stay grounded. Journaling, mindfulness, and post-trade reflection go a long way. Keep track of trades and review them during down time.
When your mindset stabilizes, when your thoughts are calm, your trading skills become consistent. The charts don’t change — you do.
In terms of training your mindset, see my previous post below which explains the difference between a Trader and Gambler. This is an excellent article for those who want to BECOME a trader.
2. Risk Management — Protect Before You Profit
If psychology keeps your calm, risk management keeps you alive.
This is the part most traders skip — until they learn the hard way and blow their own capital, or 10 fundeds in a row.
Your number one job as a trader is not to make money. It’s to protect capital so you can focus on staying in the game long enough for your strategy and edge to play out well.
Practical risk rules:
( 1 ) Never risk more than 1–2% of your capital on a single trade. (If you do, you increase the emotions of greed)
( 2 ) Always know your max loss before entering — no guessing, if you do not? Your loss, your fault.
( 3 ) Use stop-losses logically, not emotionally. Set them at resistances or supports. Key levels.
( 4 ) Avoid over-leveraging. Leverage magnifies both wins and mistakes. Higher the leverage, higher the risk.
( 5 ) Don’t chase. Missed trades are better than blown accounts. Record them down and log emotions.
Good risk management doesn’t make you rich overnight — but poor risk management will make you broke instantly .
You don’t need huge wins to grow; you just need small, controlled losses and consistent execution throughout your trading journey.
3. Consistency — Discipline Over Drama
Consistency is the glue that holds everything together, risk management to Psychology.
It’s easy to stick to your plan for a week; but it is hard to do it for months without deviation and drifts. But that’s exactly what separates traders who make it from those who burn out.
Consistency means:
( 1 ) Showing up daily, sticking to a fixed plan of study, back testing, assessing.
( 2 ) Following your trading plan with discipline.
( 3 ) Reviewing your trades honestly — both wins and losses. (Are YOU doing THIS?)
( 4 ) Avoiding impulsive changes just because of one bad day. Take a break if the loss affects you badly.
Progress in trading is slow and often invisible. You might not notice improvements week to week but look back after six months of focused consistency — and you’ll realize how far you have come. Remember, slow and steady wins the race. This is a game of Tortoise v Rabbit. Push fast and hard and you will make mistakes – be slow and steady and you will win the race.
Stepping back to view the bigger picture
Trading success isn’t luck — it’s the result of compound discipline, calculated trades and timing.
( 1 ) Psychology gives you control.
( 2 ) Risk management gives you longevity.
( 3 ) Consistency gives you results.
When you align all three, everything starts to click.
You don’t need to master the market — just master your mindset, your risk, and your routine . The profits follow naturally.
Thank you all so much for Reading. I hope this post becomes beneficial to you!
(XAU/USD – Gold Spot, 1-hour timeframe)...(XAU/USD – Gold Spot, 1-hour timeframe), here’s the breakdown:
Current price: Around $4,337
First target (near-term): Around $4,284
Second (main) target: Around $4,205
These target levels are marked on my chart with blue arrows labeled “Target Point.”
📉 Interpretation:
The chart suggests a bearish (downward) move — likely following a correction from the peak labeled “2.”
The Ichimoku cloud and marked arrows indicate a short-term pullback, with a stronger support zone near $4,205–4,210.
EURUSD Short: Setup After Fake Breakout and Supply RejectionHello, traders! The market for EURUSD has been developing within a well-defined descending structure, characterized by lower highs and consistent rejection from the upper supply levels. After the earlier breakout from the falling wedge formation, the price transitioned into a broad consolidation range between the 1.1720 Supply Zone and the 1.1545 Demand Zone. This structure represents a balanced market phase, where buyers and sellers are testing control over short-term direction.
Currently, the price has once again approached the upper boundary of the range — the 1.1720 Supply Level — and faced a clear rejection. This move suggests that sellers are still defending this zone and that the market remains trapped within the broader consolidation phase.
My scenario anticipates a continuation of the decline from the Supply Zone.
The recent rejection confirms the presence of strong selling interest and indicates that the next likely move will be a rotation back toward the Demand Zone near 1.1545. Therefore, I’m watching for continued bearish momentum, with the take-profit target placed at 1.1545, in alignment with the lower boundary of the range. Manage your risk.
Xauusd Bullish SetupThis Gold (XAU/USD) analysis presents a bullish setup on the 30-minute chart. The price is expected to rebound from the support zone around 4097, where a buy limit trade is placed. The stop loss is positioned at 4046 to manage downside risk. The analysis targets an upward move towards 4165 (first take profit), 4227 (second take profit), and a final target at 4318, indicating strong potential for a recovery and continuation of the uptrend.
GBP/JPY 2-hour chart...GBP/JPY 2-hour chart, here’s what’s clear:
The pair has broken out of a falling-wedge / descending-channel pattern, which usually signals a bullish reversal.
Price is trading around 202.15–202.65, currently testing above the wedge resistance and sitting near the Ichimoku cloud top, confirming early bullish structure.
My marked a measured move projection (blue arrow) — that projection aligns well with a typical wedge breakout target.
📈 Target Analysis
Breakout confirmation zone: Above 202.50–202.80.
Target Point: Around 205.50–206.00 (the level drawn on my chart).
This zone matches both the top of the previous swing and the measured-move objective of the wedge.
📊 Summary
Type Price Level Notes
Entry Zone 202.50–202.80 On bullish breakout confirmation
Main Target 205.50 – 206.00 Projected wedge target
Stop-Loss (for buy) 201.00 – 200.80 Below cloud & wedge retest
Support to watch 201.20 Should hold to maintain bullish bias
✅ Final Target: 205.50 – 206.00 JPY
AUD/USD 2-hour chart Pattern..AUD/USD 2-hour chart
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📊 Chart Overview
Pair: AUD/USD
Timeframe: 2-hour
Current Price: Around 0.6490
Support Zone: Around 0.6460 – 0.6470 (small consolidation area below price)
Indicators: Ichimoku Cloud + Trendline Break
Bias: Bullish correction after a breakout from downtrend line
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🎯 Target Levels
1. 🎯 Target Point 1 (Short-Term Target):
Price Zone: 0.6530 – 0.6540
This matches my first blue “Target Point” on the chart.
It’s the first major resistance level above the cloud and likely a take-profit zone for early longs.
Expect some price reaction or pullback around this area.
2. 🎯 Target Point 2 (Extended Target):
Price Zone: 0.6600 – 0.6610
This is my second (upper) “Target Point” on the chart.
It aligns with a previous high and represents the completion of a bullish swing projection if momentum continues.
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🧭 Summary Table
Target Type Price Level Notes
🎯 TP1 0.6530 – 0.6540 First resistance / partial profit zone
🎯 TP2 0.6600 – 0.6610 Extended bullish target (strong resistance area)
🛑 Support / Stop Area 0.6460 – 0.6470 Key support / invalidation zone
XAUUSDHello Traders! 👋
What are your thoughts on Gold?
Gold has reached a key support zone after a sharp two-day drop.
From this area, we expect a corrective rebound toward the broken structure.
This retest could complete a pullback phase before the next wave of decline resumes.
A short-term rally toward the resistance zone is likely.
If price shows rejection there, the next downside targets are expected to follow.
As long as price remains below the red resistance zone, the bearish bias remains intact.
Look for bearish confirmation signals on lower timeframes before entering short positions.
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XAUUSD: Correction Within Uptrend – Demand Zone in FocusHello, traders! The gold market (XAUUSD) continues to demonstrate strong bullish momentum within a clearly defined uptrend structure that has been developing for several weeks. The movement is characterized by a sequence of higher highs and higher lows, supported by a well-respected ascending trend line. Throughout this upward phase, we’ve observed multiple breakouts from short-term consolidation zones and corrections — each confirming the dominance of buyers. These breakouts, marked on the chart, acted as continuation signals that pushed price toward new local highs.
Currently, after reaching the 4,360.00 area, gold entered a corrective phase, forming a short-term retracement. This pullback brought the price back to the previously broken trend line and into the Demand Zone 2 (4,200–4,250) — an area that has repeatedly served as strong support for the market.
My scenario for the development, if sellers manage to push the price below the 4,200.00 level, the structure will temporarily weaken, and we may see a deeper correction toward the next Demand Zone 2 (4,100–3,950). This zone would then act as a potential re-accumulation area before buyers could regain control. At the same time, Demand Zone 1, located higher, continues to confirm the overall bullish context — showing that gold maintains its medium-term uptrend despite the current short-term correction. Manage your risk!
Euro will likely Continue its Decline to 1.1560 pointsHello traders, I want share with you my opinion about Euro. The market for the Euro has seen a significant shift in its structure, following a 'fake breakout' above the 1.1780 Resistance Level which led to a new ATH near 1.1920. This reversal initiated a new bearish phase, with the price action for EURUSD now being contained within a downward wedge. Currently, after finding support near the bottom of this formation, the asset is in a corrective rally, approaching the descending resistance line of the wedge. In my mind, this rally is a corrective move that will fail upon testing the wedge's resistance. I expect that the price will complete its small upward movement and be rejected from this dynamic resistance. I think this rejection will confirm that sellers remain in control and will trigger the next major decline. Therefore, I have placed my TP at the 1.1560 level, targeting the major buyer zone at the bottom of the structure. Please share this idea with your friends and click Boost 🚀
USDCHF H1 | Possible Uptrend AheadSwissie (USD/CHF) has bounced off the buy entry which is an overlap support and could rise from this level to the take profit.
Buy entry is at 0.7937, whichis an overlap support.
Stop loss is at 0.7907, which is a pullback support.
Take profit is at 0.7986, which is an overlap resistance that aligns with the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement.
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Gold drops sharply, but don't give up just yet.Hello traders,
Gold experienced a sharp decline on October 21st , as investors began to take profits following strong expectations that the U.S. might cut interest rates. This is a necessary correction after a sustained rally that pushed gold to record highs. However, don’t be too quick to assume this signals a strong downtrend – even during this correction, gold still maintains certain strength.
With the easing of trade tensions between the U.S. and China, as indicated by President Donald Trump's forecast of a peace deal , the demand for safe-haven assets like gold might decrease. However, keep in mind that, in the long run, factors such as the Fed’s ongoing low interest rate policy will continue to support gold prices.
The current chart shows gold recovering after a sharp drop to the support level of 4,020,000 USD/ounce , with a strong bullish candle forming above the EMA 34 line (red), signaling the continuation of the long-term uptrend. The next target could be 4,210,000 USD/ounce, but before reaching this level, gold might experience a slight correction, providing an opportunity to enter at a more attractive price. If you are holding gold, be patient and wait for the next breakout.
CADCHF: Looking for this wave up.FX:CADCHF is at a low and we are good to go to the upside for at least 200 to 300 pips.
If you get a buy setup or you have a strategy to go for the buy, try to not miss it.
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Gold ready for retest ath 4380Gold (XAU/USD) showing bullish reaction from the support trendline. The circled candle indicates buyer strength, suggesting a possible recovery toward 4279–4380 resistance levels.
Support Trend Line:
Shows long-term bullish structure — price respecting the ascending trendline.
Support Zone (4181 – 4253):
Key demand area where buyers are stepping in to defend the trend.
4279 Level:
Immediate resistance; a breakout above could confirm short-term bullish momentum.
4313 Level:
Next resistance target after 4279; possible area for partial profit-taking.
4380 Level (ATH Retest):
Major resistance zone — potential final target if bullish move continues.
Indicates buyer reaction at the trendline, signaling possible reversal toward 4279.