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Official: Alt-token market chart says the bottom is in.A lot of messages today. Can’t answer them all. Gripped by fear. Have published the above chart as an add-on in other ideas but felt it deserved its own post given the number of messages. The market bottom is in. The bottom was signalled when the 700-day EMA (yellow) crossed down the 150-day SMA (Red) as shown on the above 10-day chart. This correction we’re now seeing is perfectly normal and healthy with a correction to the 0.23 Fibonacci level just as before in February 2019 following the printing of a ‘great buy’ signal. The market needs to flush out the flotsam and jetsam trying to catch waves. The above chart is not the subject of this idea, however. Just a back story. The chart that has caught my attention is the alt-token market cap TOTAL2. The two moving averages that called the market bottom on Bitcoin are now doing so on the alt-token market capital. Look left. In the months that followed this cross the alt-token market went to make remarkable gains. There was nothing else to do. Think like a proton and stay positive. Ww
INDEX:BTCUSDLong
by without_worries
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EUR/USD Rallies from 2025 Uptrend After ECB, U.S. InflationEUR/USD is trading higher on Thursday morning in the wake of the September European Central Bank (ECB) rate decision as well as the dual U.S. data releases, weekly jobless claims and the August U.S. consumer price index (CPI). From the ECB, upgrades to growth and inflation targets are helping reduce cut odds on the Euro’s side. While headline U.S. inflation was a bit warmer on the monthly reading (+0.4% vs +0.3% expected), traders seem more concerned with the jump in initial claims (263K vs 236K expected). The U.S. 10-year yield dropped below 4% for the first time since April. In the above chart, EUR/USD rates are displaying signs of a meaningful rebound from a technical perspective. The pair rallied off uptrend support that has defined price action since the start of 2025, as well as the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA). Candlestick analysis likewise suggests that a bullish reversal is transpiring. A bullish key reversal is forming, with Thursday’s low exceeding Wednesday’s low; a close today above yesterday’s high would mark the reversal candle.
by tastyfx
CME Group (CME) – Critical Technical Setup!CME is currently trading inside a descending channel and has just touched the bottom support line. Yesterday, we saw a strong bounce of +3%, signaling that buyers are stepping in. Key Levels to Watch: Support Zone: $252 – $254 → If this breaks, we could see a slide toward $245 and even $236. Resistance Levels: First test: $268 – $272 (mid-channel resistance) Next hurdle: $276 – $280 (channel top) Bearish Scenario: A breakdown below $252 would confirm further downside pressure. Bullish Scenario: A solid close above $260–262 could fuel a run toward $272 and possibly $280. Takeaway: CME is at a make-or-break level. The bounce from the channel’s bottom gives bulls a chance, but failure to hold $252 could trigger deeper declines. This is one of those “watch closely” moments!
NASDAQ:CMELong
by isahebdadi
USDCAD BUY after professional buying in a bull trendUSDCAD long after professional buying and a successful low volume test above the buying area in an up trend Trade strategy using the Tradeguider VSA Elite software. Papertrade on Tradingview, placing the trade with real money on Activtrades (FX markets). Checklist: • Signal of professional buying at 09:00 09/09/2015 • Successful no demand at 19:15 10/09/2025 • Entry on a bar that closed on it’s high • A background of strength • Bullish trend alignment on 21, 50, 200 EMA 15 min, 20MA 4hr, 20MA daily Management of the trade in accordance with my trading plan on 15 mins
Long
by VSA_Alex_
EURAUD SELL after professional selling and bear trend alignmentEURAUD short after professional selling and a successful low volume no demand below the selling area in a down trend Trade strategy using the Tradeguider VSA Elite software. Papertrade on Tradingview, placing the trade with real money on Activtrades (FX markets). Checklist: • Signal of professional selling at 14:00 09/09/2025 • Successful no demand at 18:30 10/09/2025 • Entry on a bar that closed on it’s low • A background of weakness • Bearish trend alignment on 21, 50, 200 EMA 15 min, 20MA 4hr, 20MA daily Management of the trade in accordance with my trading plan on 15 mins
Short
by VSA_Alex_
Comeback for Constellation Energy?Constellation Energy has been powering down for the last month, but now some traders may think the electricity stock is ready for a comeback. The first pattern on today’s chart is the weekly close of $297.49 on May 23. CEG tested and held that zone several times in early June. Prices returned to that level last week and are now bouncing. That may suggest old support remains in effect. Second, the 100-day simple moving average is rising through the same area on the chart. That may confirm a longer-term uptrend. Third, stochastics are turning up from an oversold condition. Next, CEG has pushed back against a falling trendline and the 21-day exponential moving average. That could reflect more bullishness in the short term. Finally, investors may refocus on big-picture points. First, there are hopes of rate cuts after producer price inflation was lower than expected. Second is the ongoing AI buildout (with all the associated demand for electricity) following Oracle’s NYSE:ORCL strong guidance last night. TradeStation has, for decades, advanced the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options and futures. If you're born to trade, we could be for you. See our Overview for more. Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade (equities, options or futures); therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Online trading is not suitable for all investors. View the document titled Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options at www.TradeStation.com . Before trading any asset class, customers must read the relevant risk disclosure statements on www.TradeStation.com . System access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. Securities and futures trading is offered to self-directed customers by TradeStation Securities, Inc., a broker-dealer registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and a futures commission merchant licensed with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission). TradeStation Securities is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the National Futures Association, and a number of exchanges. TradeStation Securities, Inc. and TradeStation Technologies, Inc. are each wholly owned subsidiaries of TradeStation Group, Inc., both operating, and providing products and services, under the TradeStation brand and trademark. When applying for, or purchasing, accounts, subscriptions, products and services, it is important that you know which company you will be dealing with. Visit www.TradeStation.com for further important information explaining what this means.
NASDAQ:CEG
by TradeStation
Americold Realty Trust | COLD | Long at $13.28Americold Realty Trust NYSE:COLD Technical Analysis: The price is currently touching the top of my "crash" historical simple moving average bands (green lines). This area is often reserved for share accumulation and can signal a bottom. The price, however, may extend to the bottom of "crash" bands which is currently near $11.80. These bands don't always signal a bottom - there is a still a "major crash" zone - but with interest rates likely dropping in the next 1-2 months, REIT's are poised to benefit as money flows into dividend-paying stocks ( NYSE:COLD dividend is just over 6%). Earnings and Revenue Growth EPS and revenue growth are expected between 2025 and 2028 (while REITs are rarely high-growth, the future appears relatively good for the company - especially if their debt levels drop) www.tradingview.com Health Debt-to-Equity: 1.29x (not great, but not terrible) Altman's Z-Score/Bankruptcy Risk: .5 (high risk - likely higher than 50% chance the company could go bankrupt in the next 24 months *if* interest rates don't drop, but ....) Market Niche NYSE:COLD operates in a specialized sector with high barriers to entry due to the capital-intensive nature of building and maintaining temperature-controlled facilities. The company is an esential service - critical for food safety and pharmaceutical integrity, providing stable demand even in economic downturns. The company's extensive network ( NASDAQ:KHC , NYSE:CAG , NYSE:WMT , etc) and global footprint (facilities in the US, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Europe give it a competitive edge over smaller players. Insiders $2 million in recent insider purchases near $17. openinsider.com Action Due to the high likelihood of interest rate lowering and the market niche NYSE:COLD has as a REIT, I am personally going long at $13.28 and will liekly add more share in the $11 range *if* fundamentals improve. Major warning is bankruptcy risk. Targets in 2028 $15.00 (+12.9%) $18.60 (+40.1%)
NYSE:COLDLong
by WorthlessViews
3
AUD/USD Trades to 2025 High After U.S. Jobs Revisions, Soft PPIAUD/USD is advancing on Wednesday, nudging above 0.6610 amid a softer U.S. dollar driven by growing optimism around Federal Reserve rate cuts. Investors are betting the Fed will deliver a 25-bps reduction next week, with growing expectations of a 50-bps move. Weaker than expected U.S. jobs revisions yesterday and a PPI reading that went into negative territory month-over-month is keeping pressure on the greenback. Rebounding metals and energy prices are likewise propping up AUD/USD rates. The above chart shows that, technically, AUD/USD rates have traded into key resistance, the 2025 high carved out in July at 0.6625. Bullish momentum is firming up, with Slow Stochastics extending into overbought territory and daily MACD rising to its highest levels since early-July. A move into new highs could increase the possibility of a retest of the November 2024 swing high at 0.6788.
by tastyfx
Double-Top Breakdown in Alliant Energy | Short Target ₹62.90Price action in Alliant Energy has developed a clear double-top reversal pattern , with the neckline now broken on strong momentum. This structure signals exhaustion of the prior uptrend and the possibility of a bearish leg unfolding. Adding further conviction, the MACD indicator has printed a bearish crossover (MACD line crossing below the signal line), showing that momentum has shifted in favor of sellers. This dual confirmation — pattern + momentum — strengthens the short-side outlook. Trade Plan : Entry : On breakdown or retest of the neckline zone. Stop-loss : Just above the recent top / right shoulder (adjust as per risk tolerance). Target : ₹62.90 (measured move objective).
NASDAQ:LNTShort
by peace_lover
Bitcoin Breakdown Ahead? Why the $100K Level Is Back on the TablTechnical Analysis of Bitcoin (BTC/USDT) – Daily Chart 1. Trendline (Key Resistance): o A major ascending trendline (blue) that previously acted as a strong resistance has once again turned into dynamic resistance. o After a failed breakout above this trendline, price slipped back below it — a clear sign of weakening bullish momentum. 2. Moving Average (MA50): o The 50-day moving average is visible on the chart. o Bitcoin is currently trading below this MA, which strengthens bearish pressure in the short term. 3. Market Structure: o After topping around $131,700, BTC entered a corrective phase. o Lower highs and lower lows are gradually forming, pointing to the emergence of a short-term downtrend. 4. Bearish Signals: o Failed retest of the broken trendline. o Price rejection near the MA50. o A potential bearish divergence (if checked with RSI). o The red arrow on the chart suggests further downside pressure. 5. Key Levels to Watch: o Resistance Zone: $114,500 – $118,000 (trendline + MA50). o First Support: $100,000 – $103,000. o Second Support: $95,000 – $97,000. o Critical Support: $90,000. 6. Possible Scenarios: o If Bitcoin fails to reclaim and hold above $114,500 – $118,000, the path toward $100K and even $95K remains open. o A decisive breakout and strong close above $118K would invalidate the bearish bias and could trigger another rally toward the $130K region. Conclusion: At this stage, Bitcoin is showing more bearish than bullish signals. The failed breakout above the trendline and rejection below the MA50 increase the probability of a deeper correction. Unless BTC regains strength above the $114.5K–$118K resistance, downside targets at $100K and $95K look more likely.
CRYPTO:BTCUSDShort
by isahebdadi
XRP Up 4% as Fed Rate Cut Bets as Bulls Eye $3.00 BreakoutTitle: XRP Climbs 4% as Fed Rate Cut Bets Hit 99% — Bulls Eye $3.00 Breakout While Institutional Flows Dictate the Range XRP extended its recent upside, gaining roughly 4% intraday as market-implied odds of a Federal Reserve rate cut surged to 99%. The move sent XRP back to the critical psychological level at $3.00, where it briefly tagged the handle before consolidating. While support has held firmly above $2.88, repeated failures near $2.99 underscore how institutional flows are increasingly dictating short-term ranges, with systematic and high-frequency participants leaning on predefined liquidity pockets. The big question now: Can bulls engineer a clean break and weekly close above $3.00 to unlock a sustained trend toward $3.30–$3.60? Below, we unpack the macro catalyst driving crypto risk appetite, the microstructure of XRP’s order flow around $3.00, the key technical levels to watch on multiple timeframes, and how sector stories—from stablecoin settlement initiatives to real-estate tokenization narratives—might reinforce or derail momentum. We also briefly revisit the regulatory overhang and expert takes on whether the Ripple lawsuit paradoxically protected crypto market structure at a fragile moment. 1. Macro Tailwind: Fed Cut Probability at 99% Reignites Risk Appetite • Policy backdrop: Markets now price a near-certainty of a 25-basis-point rate cut at the Fed’s September 17 meeting, according to interest-rate derivatives and futures-implied probabilities. In crypto, such a setup typically marginally lowers the discount rate on long-duration risk assets, boosts liquidity appetite, and narrows the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding tokens. • Liquidity impulse: Crypto has historically responded positively to dovish inflections, especially when dovish signals coincide with risk-friendly cross-asset flows—softening yields, a weaker dollar, and compression in credit spreads. While a 25 bp cut is modest in isolation, the signaling effect—especially if paired with data-dependent guidance—can keep speculative positioning skewed to the upside. • Caveat: With a 99% probability already priced, the risk of a “buy the rumor, sell the news” reaction grows. If the Fed underwhelms on forward guidance or flags stickier inflation risks, crypto could see a fast fade from local highs. That puts heavy emphasis on the path of real yields and the post-meeting press conference tone. 2. Market Microstructure: Institutions Framing the $2.88–$2.99 Range • Range mechanics: XRP has established a resilient support shelf above $2.88, with responsive buying stepping in on each probe lower. Conversely, the $2.99–$3.00 area continues to attract supply. This behavior often reflects larger players managing liquidity with tight stop-clusters and iceberg orders near round numbers. • Repeated failures near $2.99: Such failures typically indicate either (a) active distribution by larger holders who prefer to offload inventory into strength, or (b) systematic strategies (quant funds, HFT) sweeping micro-liquidity into offers and resetting the book to keep price contained until a new exogenous catalyst hits. • Order book dynamics: Thick sell walls near $3.00 can be both a magnet and a lid. The magnet effect pulls price upward during risk-on waves, while the lid effect stalls rallies unless buyers are willing to consume stacked liquidity. A clean break often requires a combination of momentum ignition (positive macro headline, cross-asset tailwind) and absorption of passive offers. 3. Technical Landscape: Higher Lows Intact, $3.00 the First Gate Intraday and hourly structure • Trend context: XRP is trading above $2.90 and the 100-hour Simple Moving Average, keeping the immediate trend biased to the upside. A bullish trend line supports price near $2.93 (Kraken spot data), with a near-term defense zone down to $2.86–$2.88. • Key intraday bullets: o XRP price is facing hurdles and struggling to clear the $3.00 resistance. o The price is trading above $2.90 and the 100-hourly SMA. o A bullish trend line is forming with support near $2.930 on the hourly chart. o The pair could continue to rise if it holds above the $2.860–$2.88 zone. • Alternative micro-view: In earlier sessions, price action emphasized the $2.90–$2.92 band as an initial pivot. Dip wicks into $2.86–$2.87 have been bought, aligning with the 100-hourly SMA and trend-line confluence around $2.865–$2.93. Momentum and RSI • RSI stance: Hourly RSI has remained constructive, avoiding deep oversold prints even on pullbacks. That supports the “higher lows” narrative. If RSI holds above the midline on dips while price defends the trend line, bulls retain the initiative. • Breakout momentum: A decisive hourly or 4-hour close above $3.00, followed by a successful retest holding $2.97–$2.99 as new support, would likely tilt momentum accounts long and invite fresh breakout buyers. Such a confirmatory structure reduces the probability of a false break. Higher timeframes • Daily chart context: The market is coiling beneath a psychological barrier. A daily close above $3.00 with expanding volume would project toward $3.15–$3.20 initially, then $3.30—a level that aligns with measured move projections from prior range widths. • Pattern watch: A narrowing descending triangle under $3.00 has formed over recent sessions. While descending triangles are often bearish continuations, in crypto they can also resolve upward when macro tailwinds are strong. The critical tell is whether buyers keep front-running higher lows into the apex. 4. Scenario Map: Paths Above and Below $3.00 Bullish continuation (probability improves on Fed follow-through) • Trigger: Clean 4-hour close above $3.00, ideally accompanied by rising volume and positive breadth across large-cap alts. • Upside targets: o $3.15–$3.20: First resistance band from prior supply and extension targets based on the local range height. o $3.30: Key magnet if momentum persists; confluence with measured move from the $2.88–$2.99 box. o Stretch target $3.45–$3.60: Requires continuation flow, favorable macro tone, and sector risk-on. A path to $3.60 likely needs cumulative breadth improvement and rotation from BTC or ETH dominance. • Market structure tells: o Flip of $3.00 to support on retests. o Shallow pullbacks that hold the 20- and 50-period MAs on 1-hour/4-hour frames. o Momentum divergence avoidance on RSI and MACD. Neutral consolidation (base-building under resistance) • Behavior: Price oscillates between $2.88 and $3.00, with volatility compressing. This can be constructive if it resolves higher. Watch for absorption at $2.92–$2.95: sustained bid depth indicates smart-money accumulation. • Risks: Choppy stop-runs against both sides. Patience and disciplined entries near range extremes become important. Bearish fade (news or liquidity shock) • Triggers: Disappointing Fed guidance, risk-off in equities, or an adverse regulatory headline. • Downside levels: o $2.88: First defense. A clean break opens $2.86–$2.85 (trend-line and 100-hourly SMA cluster). o $2.82–$2.80: Next liquidity shelf; loss of this area would weaken the intermediate uptrend. o $2.72–$2.75: High-volume node from prior consolidation, potential swing-long reload zone if broader trend remains constructive. 5. Order Flow and Liquidity: What to Watch Around $3.00 • Liquidity pockets: Expect resting offers at $2.99–$3.02 and stop clusters just beyond. A burst through $3.02–$3.05 often reflects stop-fuel rather than sustained demand. The follow-through test is whether bid support appears on the first retest. • VWAP and session profiles: Monitor intraday VWAP alignment. If price holds above session VWAP after the breakout, it signals strong participation; repeated reversion below VWAP suggests weaker conviction. • Funding and perp basis: Elevated long funding rates without spot confirmation can forewarn of squeezes. A healthy breakout typically shows rising spot volumes and moderate-perp leverage. 6. Cross-Asset Check: Is Crypto-Wide Breadth Confirming? • BTC and ETH: If Bitcoin holds or advances alongside XRP, breakouts tend to stick better. Conversely, a BTC pullback from resistance or ETH weakness can sap liquidity from alts and render XRP breakouts vulnerable. • Dollar and yields: A softer DXY and benign real-yield backdrop would reinforce crypto appetite. Watch the 10-year real yield. A re-acceleration higher could cap upside in risk assets. • Equities and credit: Positive equity momentum and stable credit spreads are supportive. Risk-off rotations often tighten crypto ranges or trigger downside wicks. 7. Narrative Catalysts: From RLUSD Payments to Real-Estate Tokenization • RLUSD payments angle: Reports of an electric car maker tapping RLUSD for payments has refocused attention on enterprise-grade settlement rails and Ripple-adjacent stablecoin strategies. If RLUSD or similar fiat-linked tokens embed more deeply into commercial workflows, network effects could lift transactional relevance for XRP and related liquidity pools. Watch for on-chain settlement volumes and treasury adoption headlines. • Real estate tokenization: The idea that real estate could unlock the next parabolic leg for XRP hinges on two levers: (a) tokenized asset issuance/settlement requiring high-throughput, low-cost rails; (b) institutional-grade custody and compliance frameworks. If pilot programs scale—fractionalized property claims, escrow automation, and cross-border closings—liquidity migration to chains and bridges that interoperate with Ripple ecosystem tools could grow. Concrete KPIs to track include tokenized asset market cap growth, settlement finality times, and custodial integrations with major brokers. • Payments and remittances: Continued traction in corridors—especially where FX frictions are high—can underpin a fundamental bid for liquidity tokens. Macro volatility tends to increase remittance volumes, indirectly supportive for settlement networks if fees and speed remain competitive. 8. Regulatory Overhang: Did the Ripple Case “Save Crypto” or Just Buy Time? • Expert discourse: Some analysts argue that the Ripple lawsuit, by forcing clarity on the application of securities laws to token distributions and secondary market activity, reduced systemic legal uncertainty at a critical juncture. The view is that the case delineated boundaries that prevented broader enforcement spillover into secondary liquidity for many assets. • Counterpoint: Others caution that the landscape remains fragmented. Jurisdictional differences and evolving interpretations keep headline risk alive. Markets may have priced in a partial détente, but precedent is not monolithic, and appeals or parallel actions can re-introduce volatility. • Trading implication: Regulatory catalysts tend to be binary and gap-inducing. Position sizing around major court dates and policy announcements should reflect that asymmetry. 9. Strategy Playbook: Traders’ Checklist Into and After the Fed For breakout traders • Entry logic: Wait for a 4-hour close above $3.00, then look for a retest of $2.97–$2.99 holding as support. Confirmation improves if the retest coincides with an intraday VWAP reclaim and rising spot volume. • Risk: Place invalidation below the retest low or below $2.93 (trend-line confluence), depending on risk tolerance. Avoid chasing if funding spikes and spot-volume confirmation is lacking. • Targets: Scale at $3.15–$3.20; trail remainder toward $3.30. Only pursue $3.45–$3.60 if momentum and breadth broaden. For range traders • Buy-response zones: $2.86–$2.88 with tight stops if trend line and 100-hour SMA remain supportive. • Sell-response zones: $2.99–$3.00 if order flow shows absorption and lack of follow-through; cover quickly on decisive breaks. • Tools: Footprint charts, delta, and cumulative volume profiles to gauge absorption vs. initiative buying. For swing traders • Thesis: As long as daily closes hold above $2.82–$2.85, the medium-term bias remains constructive. A weekly close above $3.00 turns the path of least resistance up toward $3.30–$3.60 over coming weeks, contingent on macro tone. • Invalidations: A daily close below $2.80 suggests a breakdown from the base, opening risk to $2.72–$2.75. 10. Risk Management: Practical Guardrails • Volatility budgeting: Size positions based on realized volatility. Consider scaling rather than all-in entries around binary macro events. • Correlation traps: Avoid over-concentration in alts that move in lockstep. If you’re long XRP into the Fed, offset with cash or lower-beta exposures. • Leverage discipline: Elevated funding and crowded longs can unwind fast. Keep leverage modest and stops hard, especially near psychological levels like $3.00. • News reaction function: Predefine responses to three scenarios—dovish surprise, baseline cut with cautious guidance, or hawkish tilt. Adjust exposure automatically rather than emotionally. 11. What the Tape Is Saying Now • Price behavior: XRP has surged through $2.88, probed $2.92, and repeatedly tested $2.99–$3.00. Each dip toward $2.86–$2.90 has found buyers, aligning with the 100-hourly SMA and ascending trend line near $2.93. • Participation: The best breakouts in XRP historically come on broad-based alt strength and rising spot participation. Watch whether volumes cluster on green candles during NY hours; institutional involvement often intensifies then. • Sentiment skew: Elevated expectations around the Fed cut can create asymmetry—good news may be “priced in,” while any disappointment can trigger fast downside to first supports. 12. Price Levels Summary • Immediate resistance: $3.00, then $3.02–$3.05. A strong break above targets $3.15–$3.20 and $3.30. • Immediate support: $2.93 trend-line, then $2.90, with a stronger shelf at $2.86–$2.88. Below that, $2.82–$2.85 and $2.72–$2.75. • Momentum markers: RSI holding above midline on pullbacks; MACD on 1-hour/4-hour staying positive; rising OBV on rallies. 13. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why does $3.00 matter so much? A: It’s a psychological round number clustered with offers, stop orders, and optionality hedging. Breaking and holding above it often forces systematic strategies to rebalance, creating momentum. Q: How reliable is the Fed cut catalyst for crypto? A: Cuts tend to support risk assets if they signal easier financial conditions ahead. However, when odds are near 100%, the market demands supportive guidance to avoid a fade. It’s the path of policy, not the single step, that matters. Q: Could XRP reach $3.60 on this leg? A: It’s possible if $3.00 flips to support, $3.15–$3.30 clears with volume, and macro remains benign. Realistically, $3.15–$3.30 is the first major test; $3.45–$3.60 would likely need follow-through and broader alt strength. Q: How do institutional flows “dictate” the range? A: Large players anchor liquidity at key levels, providing both buy-side and sell-side depth. They often fade extremes unless a meaningful catalyst forces them to move, resulting in repeated tests and rejections around known levels. Q: Is the descending triangle bearish? A: By textbook definition, yes. But crypto often violates textbook patterns when macro liquidity turns supportive. The resolution depends on who runs out of patience first—sellers defending the ceiling or buyers stepping up on higher lows. 14. Bottom Line • The setup: XRP is coiled just beneath $3.00 after a 4–5% push, with $2.88–$2.93 acting as a dependable springboard. The hourly trend remains constructive above the 100-hour SMA, and RSI supports further upside if pullbacks stay shallow. • The catalyst: A near-certain Fed cut anchors the macro bid, but with odds already near 99%, sustained upside likely requires reassuring forward guidance or a concurrent broad-based crypto risk-on. • The trigger: A decisive close and hold above $3.00 is the primary unlock. If achieved, $3.15–$3.20 and then $3.30 come into view, with $3.45–$3.60 reserved for stronger momentum phases. • The risk: Failure to clear $3.00 followed by a loss of $2.86–$2.88 would hand control back to sellers and invite a deeper test toward $2.80–$2.75. As XRP consolidates under $3.00 and the descending triangle narrows, the next directional move will likely hinge on whether institutional sellers maintain the lid or capitulate to momentum post-Fed. Traders should remain flexible, respect key levels, and let the tape confirm the path.
Long
by bryandowningqln
NCMI Breaks Through Downward Sloping Resistance This week NCMI broke through a downward sloping support line that started earlier this year. The price is currently above the 20SMA and about to cross over the 50SMA. Analysts are targeting around a 3$ increase over the next year. Analyzing the options chain for 12Dec2025 5$ strike, there is a significant disparity between the open interest of calls to puts (7950 vs 226) suggesting an overwhelmingly positive sentiment for NCMI. Entering 5c 12Dec2025 @ 0.4
NASDAQ:NCMILong
by WSGoo
How to Use Moving Averages in TradingViewMaster moving averages using TradingView's charting tools in this comprehensive tutorial from Optimus Futures. Moving averages are among the most versatile technical analysis tools available, helping traders analyze trends, identify overbought/oversold conditions, and create tradeable support and resistance levels. What You'll Learn: Understanding moving averages: lagging indicators with multiple applications Simple moving average basics: calculating price averages over set periods Key configuration choices: lookback periods, price inputs, and timeframes How to select optimal lookback periods (like 200-day) for different trading styles Using different price inputs: close, open, high, or low prices Applying moving averages across all timeframes from daily to 5-minute charts Analyzing price relative to moving averages for trend identification Using 50-day and 200-day moving averages for trend analysis on E-Mini S&P 500 Mean reversion trading: how price tends to return to moving averages Trend direction analysis using moving average slopes Famous crossover signals: "Death Cross" and "Golden Cross" explained Trading moving averages as dynamic support and resistance levels Advanced moving average types: weighted and exponential moving averages Applying moving averages to other indicators like MACD and Stochastics Balancing sensitivity vs. noise when choosing periods This tutorial may benefit futures traders, swing traders, and technical analysts who want to incorporate moving averages into their trading strategies. The concepts covered could help you identify trend direction, potential reversal points, and dynamic trading levels across multiple timeframes. Learn more about futures trading with TradingView: optimusfutures.com Disclaimer: There is a substantial risk of loss in futures trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please trade only with risk capital. We are not responsible for any third-party links, comments, or content shared on TradingView. Any opinions, links, or messages posted by users on TradingView do not represent our views or recommendations. Please exercise your own judgment and due diligence when engaging with any external content or user commentary. This video represents the opinion of Optimus Futures and is intended for educational purposes only. Chart interpretations are presented solely to illustrate objective technical concepts and should not be viewed as predictive of future market behavior. In our opinion, charts are analytical tools—not forecasting
CME_MINI:ES1!Education
by OptimusFutures
Atlassian Corp | TEAM | Long at $180.12Atlassian Corp NASDAQ:TEAM Technical Analysis: Currently trading withing my historical simple moving average zone (i.e. reversion to the mean). This area is typically reserved for share accumulation. Many gaps above to close (as high as $420.80. I anticipate the price to stairstep up over the next few years as the company moves to AI. Earnings and Revenue Growth 3x EPS growth by 2028 and revenue growth from ~$5 billion to ~$9 billion. www.tradingview.com Health Debt-to-Equity: 0.73x (good) Altman's Z-Score/Bankruptcy Risk: 6.8 (excellent/very low risk) Insiders Warning: Tremendous amount of selling. openinsider.com Action Due to the high-growth potential of NASDAQ:TEAM and solid health, I am personally going long at $180.12. Only major warning is the amount of insider selling. Targets in 2028 $223.00 (+23.8%) $380.00 (+111.0%)
NASDAQ:TEAMLong
by WorthlessViews
Coca-Cola Might Have Lost its PopCoca-Cola has gone nowhere for a year, and some traders may see downside risk. The first pattern on today’s chart is the series of lower highs since April -- despite an uptrend in the broader market at the same time. Does that relative weakness indicate a lack of buying interest? Second, the soft-drink maker ended Friday at $67.96. It was the lowest weekly close since early February. It’s also below its 200-day simple moving average. Those signals may represent a break in support. Third, KO bounced at $69.05 on August 16 but couldn’t get back above that level early this month. That could suggest that old support has become new resistance. Fourth, prices are under the declining 50-day simple moving average. MACD is also falling and the 8-day exponential moving average (EMA) is below the 21-day EMA. Those patterns may reflect bearish trends in the intermediate and short terms. TradeStation has, for decades, advanced the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options and futures. If you're born to trade, we could be for you. See our Overview for more. Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade (equities, options or futures); therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Online trading is not suitable for all investors. View the document titled Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options at www.TradeStation.com . Before trading any asset class, customers must read the relevant risk disclosure statements on www.TradeStation.com . System access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. Securities and futures trading is offered to self-directed customers by TradeStation Securities, Inc., a broker-dealer registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and a futures commission merchant licensed with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission). TradeStation Securities is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the National Futures Association, and a number of exchanges. TradeStation Securities, Inc. and TradeStation Technologies, Inc. are each wholly owned subsidiaries of TradeStation Group, Inc., both operating, and providing products and services, under the TradeStation brand and trademark. When applying for, or purchasing, accounts, subscriptions, products and services, it is important that you know which company you will be dealing with. Visit www.TradeStation.com for further important information explaining what this means.
NYSE:KO
by TradeStation
The 3 Step Rocket Booster Strategy ExplainedIn this video i show you the rocket booster strategy + Fibonacci levels. So what is the rocket booster strategy: It has 3 steps: 1-The price has to be below the 50 ema 2-The price has to be below the 200 ema 3-The price should gap down In this video we see the bearish engulfing pattern and the falling 3 soldiers patterns. Watch this video to learn more. Disclaimer: Trading is risky please learn risk management and profit taking strategies.Also feel free to use a simulation trading account before you trade with real money.
Short
by lubosi
The #1 Reason There Is No Going Back Once You Master TradingSo yesterday i was bored. As i decided to start reading comic book news. You may be thinking "Comic book news?" Yes my friend comic book news. Am trying to improve my reading culture so am only going to read what interests my mind. Am not compromising on my reading because i want to read what i enjoy. If you dont enjoy trading just stop reading this article right now. Am writing this for one who enjoys this profession. there is no going back after you reach a certain point. Thats something no one will tell you in this trading industry.Trading is like you working as a marketeer, and insurance agent at the same time. Its like you are playing detective but you dont know what the crime is. I woluld rather be ignorant about this game. Listen stay as ignorant about trading as possible. Trust me once you know the truth you wont go back to normal life. This game can suck you to a place of no return. Its kind of like you will cross over to the dark side. On this side there are so many dead bodies from washed up traders who just give up. Then become gamblers.I have seen it with my own eyes.I have introduced two of my close friends to trading and i regret it.They both are still addicted to gambling.And they luck financial discipline. This is what happens to you if you don't master this skill. \ There is no going back the moment you feel the rush of a win with real money. This is why am trying my best to keep you on the simulation trading account because the moment you trade with real money ..Its game over.I want you to stay on simulation trading mode. After i finished reading comic book news i pasted out fell fast asleep. Then i woke up jumped on my screen. I saw a buying opportunity. Look at the candle the green OANDA:AUDJPY one behind. The wick has poked through the resistance Fibonacci level. Honestly i dont know what this means. And im not interested in knowing. But it looks like a bull with horns . Rocket boost this content to learn more. Disclaimer:Trading is risky please learn risk management and profit taking strategies. Also feel free to use a simulation trading account before you trade with real money.
Long
by lubosi