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Scalp Short – JELLYJELLY💎 Scalp Short – JELLYJELLY RSI is extremely overbought across all major timeframes — 1H and 4H readings are near 100, signaling exhaustion. A reversal pinbar has formed, confirming selling pressure as buyers hesitate to chase the top. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of rejection from resistance. → TP: 0.1152 | SL: 1.16679 | RR: 1 : 3.35 Momentum favors the short side. Keep positions light, trail SL as price declines. Stay disciplined — wait for confirmation before execution.
Short
by DragonCaoB
1
Scalp Long – SXP💎 Scalp Long – SXP RSI is in the buying zone, and price has broken out of the short-term downtrend, confirming a shift in momentum. Buying volume is increasing across lower timeframes, reinforcing bullish sentiment. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of breakout strength. → TP: 0.1168 | SL: 0.1057 | RR: 1 : 3.89 Momentum aligns with the long side. Keep entries clean, trail SL as price rises. Patience and precision — only enter when setup confirms clearly
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – EVVA💎 Scalp Long – EVVA RSI is oversold on both 15m and 1h timeframes, showing seller exhaustion. Price is holding above strong support, while buying volume is surging again — signaling a potential rebound. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of bullish reversal. → TP: 12.317 | SL: 8.685 | RR: 1 : 2.24 Market structure supports a recovery move. Keep entries precise, trail SL as momentum builds. Stay disciplined — act only on a confirmed setup.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – COOKIE💎 Scalp Long – COOKIE RSI has completed its correction and is now in the strong buy zone. Buying volume is surging, showing renewed market strength. Price is moving to retest the previous local high, signaling bullish continuation. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of momentum continuation. → TP: 0.1251 | SL: 0.0911 | RR: 1 : 2.49 Market structure favors the long side. Keep entries clean, trail SL as price climbs. Stay focused — only engage when the setup confirms.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – OG💎 Scalp Long – OG RSI indicates strong oversold conditions, forming a double-bottom pattern that suggests a potential reversal. Price is consolidating, while buying volume is gradually increasing, showing signs of a recovery setup. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of bullish breakout from the accumulation zone. → TP: 13.63 | SL: 10.38 | RR: 1 : 5.98 Market structure favors a rebound. Keep positions lean, trail SL as price gains momentum. Stay patient — only enter once the setup confirms clearly.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – BAT💎 Scalp Long – BAT Buying pressure is strengthening, and price is preparing to break out of the short-term downtrend to retest the previous local high. RSI has already broken its prior bearish structure, confirming bullish momentum. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after breakout confirmation and retest. → TP: 0.1806 | SL: 0.1632 | RR: 1 : 2.78 Momentum favors the long side. Keep entries clean, trail SL as price advances. Stay patient — only engage when the setup fully confirms.
Long
by DragonCaoB
2
IDOL - Scalping Long 💎 Scalp Long – IDOL The buying zone has been re-confirmed, and the recovery trend is clear. Price is backtesting the previous high — a sign of accumulation before a potential breakout. Buying volume is surging, showing that capital is flowing back in. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after a candle confirms support hold. → TP: 0.0373 | SL: 0.02909 | RR: 1 : 3 Short-term structure favors the long side. Keep the position light; trail SL as price moves higher. Stay patient — don’t chase, only act when the setup is complete.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – WCT💎 Scalp Long – WCT RSI is in the buying zone, and price is holding firmly above key support. Buying volume is returning, indicating renewed bullish momentum. The market is testing the local high, showing signs of strength. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of support hold. → TP: 0.1848 | SL: 0.1696 | RR: 1 : 3.14 Structure supports the long bias. Keep the position lean, trail SL as price climbs. Stay disciplined — enter only when the setup confirms.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – ZEREBRO💎 Scalp Long – ZEREBRO RSI has broken out of the corrective trend, signaling renewed momentum. Price is holding above strong support, with buying volume surging. The market continues its path toward testing the local high. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after confirmation of support strength. → TP: 0.04164 | SL: 0.03586 | RR: 1 : 3.5 Momentum aligns with the long side. Keep the position tight, trail SL as price advances. Stay patient — only execute when the setup confirms.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Scalp Long – SXP💎 Scalp Long – SXP RSI has broken out from the corrective trend and is now in the strong buy zone. Price shows strong bullish momentum, breaking through major resistance. Buying volume is returning, confirming renewed market strength. The move continues toward testing the local high. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after candle confirmation above resistance. → TP: 0.1278 | SL: 0.1229 | RR: 1 : 2.14 Momentum favors the long side. Keep entries precise, trail SL as price gains. Patience and discipline — wait for the setup to confirm.
Long
by DragonCaoB
DIA - Scalp Long💎 Scalp Long – DIA Price has returned to the buying zone, showing clear recovery momentum. The trend is backtesting the previous high — a classic accumulation phase before a breakout. Buying volume is rising sharply, confirming strong inflow from buyers. 🎯 Plan: → Enter after price confirms support or retests the trendline. → TP: 0.4493 | SL: 0.4209 | RR: 1 : 2 Short-term structure favors the bulls. Keep positions light and risk managed. No FOMO — execute only when the setup is complete.
Long
by DragonCaoB
Explaining the Lower Timeframe Function and Its Role in Trading Introduction Candlesticks on higher timeframes summarize long periods of trading activity, but they hide the internal balance of buying and selling. A daily candle, for instance, may show only a strong close, while in reality buyers and sellers may have fought much more evenly. To uncover this hidden structure, Pine Script offers the requestUpAndDownVolume() function, which retrieves up-volume, down-volume, and delta from a chosen lower timeframe (LTF). Function in Practice By applying this function, traders can measure how much of a move was supported by genuine buying pressure and how much came from selling pressure. The function works across timeframes: when analyzing a daily chart, one can select a one-minute or one-second LTF to see how the volume was distributed within each daily bar . This approach reveals details that are invisible on the higher timeframe alone. Helper for Data Coverage Lower-timeframe data comes with strict limitations. A one-second chart may only cover a few hours of history, while a one-minute chart can stretch much further back. To make this limitation transparent, a helper was implemented in our code: it shows explicitly how far the available LTF data extends . Instead of assuming full coverage, the trader knows the exact portion of the higher bar that is represented. //══════════════ // Volume — Lower TF Up/Down //══════════════ int global_volume_period = input.int(20, minval=1, title="Global Volume Period", tooltip="Shared lookback for ALL volume calculations (e.g., averages/sums).", group=grpVolume) bool use_custom_tf_input = input.bool(true, "Use custom lower timeframe", tooltip="Override the automatically chosen lower timeframe for volume calculations.", group=grpVolume) string custom_tf_input = input.timeframe("1", "Lower timeframe", tooltip="Lower timeframe used for up/down volume calculations.", group=grpVolume) import TradingView/ta/10 as tvta resolve_lower_tf(bool useCustom, string customTF) => useCustom ? customTF : timeframe.isseconds ? "1S" : timeframe.isintraday ? "1" : timeframe.isdaily ? "5" : "60" get_up_down_volume(string lowerTf) => = tvta.requestUpAndDownVolume(lowerTf) var float upVolume = na var float downVolume = na var float deltaVolume = na string lower_tf = resolve_lower_tf(use_custom_tf_input, custom_tf_input) = get_up_down_volume(lower_tf) upVolume := u_tmp downVolume := d_tmp deltaVolume := dl_tmp //──── LTF coverage counter — counts chart bars with valid Up/Down (non-na) 〔Hazel-lite〕 var int ltf_total_bars = 0 var int last_valid_bar_index = na // new: remember the bar_index of the last valid LTF bar if not na(deltaVolume) ltf_total_bars += 1 last_valid_bar_index := bar_index int ltf_safe_window = ltf_total_bars var label ltf_cov_label = na // label handle for the “coverage” marker Use in Strategy Development Because both the main function and the helper for data coverage have been implemented in our work, we use the Hazel-nut BB Volume strategy here as a practical example to illustrate the subject. This strategy serves only as a framework to show how lower-timeframe volume analysis affects higher-timeframe charts. In the following sections, several charts will be presented and briefly explained to demonstrate these effects in practice. In this example, the daily chart is used as the main timeframe, while a one-second lower timeframe (LTF) has been applied to examine the internal volume distribution. The helper clearly indicates that only 59 one-second bars are available for this daily candle. This is critical, because it shows the analysis is based on a partial window of intraday data rather than a full day. The up/down volume split reveals that buyers accounted for about 1.957 million units versus sellers with 1.874 million, producing a positive delta of roughly +83,727. In percentage terms, buyers held a slight edge (≈51%), while sellers were close behind (≈49%). This near balance demonstrates how the daily candle’s bullish appearance was built on only a modest dominance by buyers. By presenting both the margin values (e.g., upper band margin 13.61%) and the absolute money flow, the chart connects higher-timeframe Bollinger Band context with the micro-timeframe order flow. The annotation “Up/Down data valid starting here” reinforces the importance of the helper: it alerts the user that valid LTF volume coverage begins from a specific point, preventing misinterpretation of missing data. In short, this chart illustrates how choosing a very fine LTF (1 second) can reveal subtle buyer–seller dynamics, while at the same time highlighting the limitation of short data availability. It is a practical case of the principle described earlier—lower-timeframe insight enriches higher-timeframe context, but only within the boundary of available bars. Analysis with One-Minute LTF In this chart, the daily timeframe remains the base, but the lower timeframe (LTF) has been shifted to one minute. The helper indicates that data coverage extends across 353 daily bars, a much deeper historical window than in the one-second example. This means we can evaluate buyer/seller balance over nearly a full year of daily candles rather than just a short slice of history. The up/down split shows buyers at ≈2.019M and sellers at ≈1.812M, producing a positive delta of +206,223. Here, buyers hold about 52.7%, compared to sellers at 47.3%. This stronger bias toward buyers contrasts with the previous chart, where the one-second LTF produced only a slim delta of +83,727 and ratios closer to 51%/49%. Comparison with the One-Second LTF Chart Data coverage: 1s gave 59 daily bars of usable history; 1m extends that to 353 bars. Delta magnitude: 1s produced a modest delta (+83k), reflecting very fine-grained noise; 1m smooths those micro-fluctuations into a larger, clearer delta (+206k). Interpretation: The 1s chart highlighted short-term balance, almost evenly split. The 1m chart, backed by longer history, paints a more decisive picture of buyer strength. Key Takeaway This comparison underscores the trade-off: the lower the LTF, the higher the detail but the shorter the history; the higher the LTF, the broader the historical coverage but at the cost of microscopic precision. The helper function bridges this gap by making the coverage explicit, ensuring traders know exactly what their analysis is built on. Impact of TradingView Plan Levels Another factor shaping the use of this function is the user’s access to data. TradingView accounts differ in how much intraday history they provide and which intervals are unlocked. ◉ On the free plan, the smallest available interval is one minute, with a few months of intraday history. ◉ Paid plans unlock second-based charts, but even then, history is measured in hours or days, not months. ◉ Higher tiers extend the number of bars that can be loaded per chart, which becomes relevant when pulling large volumes of lower-timeframe data into higher-timeframe studies Conclusion With requestUpAndDownVolume(), it becomes possible to see how each symbol behaves internally across different timeframes. The helper function makes clear where the data stops, preventing misinterpretation. By applying this setup within strategies like Hazel-nut BB Volume, one can demonstrate how changing the lower timeframe directly alters the picture seen on higher charts. In this way, the function is not just a technical option but a bridge between detail and context.
AMEX:BTGEducation
by ata_sabanci
4
World Market Scalping: Turning Small Moves into Big Opportunitie1. What is Scalping? At its core, scalping is a trading style where traders aim to profit from tiny price changes in financial instruments. Instead of chasing large trends or waiting for news-driven swings, scalpers focus on small, predictable moves that happen frequently. A scalper might enter and exit a trade within seconds or minutes. Profits per trade are usually small—sometimes just a few cents, ticks, or pips. Success depends on volume of trades and high win rates. Example: If a scalper trades EUR/USD in forex, they might aim to capture 3–5 pips per trade. If they make 100 trades a day, those small profits add up significantly. This philosophy is what makes scalping so appealing: small edges, multiplied over time, equal big opportunities. 2. Why World Markets are Ideal for Scalping Scalping thrives where there is: High Liquidity – Global markets like forex, S&P 500 futures, or gold have massive trading volumes. Liquidity ensures tight spreads and quick order execution. Constant Volatility – Even when major markets are calm, smaller fluctuations happen continuously. 24/5 Trading Access – The forex market and global indices run almost around the clock, giving scalpers endless opportunities. Global Interconnections – Events in one country (like a Fed decision in the US) ripple across global markets, creating intraday opportunities. For these reasons, scalping in world markets is a natural fit for traders seeking consistent activity and endless setups. 3. The Psychology of a Scalper Scalping isn’t for everyone—it demands a particular mindset: Patience with small gains – Scalpers accept that $20 here and $30 there will compound over time. Quick decision-making – Hesitation kills scalpers; opportunities vanish in seconds. Emotional discipline – Frequent trades can test patience; overtrading or revenge trading must be avoided. Laser focus – Scalpers may spend hours glued to the screen, monitoring every tick. In world markets, where volatility can spike suddenly, this discipline becomes even more critical. 4. Tools of the Scalping Trade Scalpers rely heavily on advanced tools. Some essentials include: High-speed trading platforms (like MetaTrader, NinjaTrader, or Thinkorswim). Direct market access (DMA) brokers for fast execution. Charts with one-minute or tick data to capture micro-movements. Volume and order flow indicators to see real-time buying and selling pressure. Algorithmic support (EAs or bots) for ultra-fast setups. Without speed, scalping in world markets is like bringing a knife to a gunfight. 5. Scalping Techniques in World Markets Scalpers use various methods depending on the asset: a) Forex Scalping Targets small pip movements. Strategies include spread scalping, news scalping, and EMA crossovers. b) Stock Scalping Focuses on highly liquid stocks (e.g., Apple, Tesla, Microsoft). Uses Level 2 data and time & sales for precision. c) Index Scalping Popular in instruments like S&P 500 futures (ES), Dow Jones, or Nikkei 225. Scalpers often follow global sessions (Asian, European, US) for volatility bursts. d) Commodity Scalping Crude oil and gold are favorites due to global demand. News-driven micro-volatility provides scalpers with rapid opportunities. e) Bond Market Scalping Though slower, bond futures and yields react instantly to economic data. Scalpers exploit these quick yield/price adjustments. Each market has its nuances, but the common theme is speed + volume = success. 6. The Power of Compounding Small Wins Let’s look at how tiny wins add up: Suppose a scalper makes $20 per trade. They execute 50 trades a day, winning 70% of them. Net daily profit = around $600–700. Over 20 trading days a month, that’s $12,000–14,000. This compounding effect demonstrates why scalpers don’t chase “home runs”—they rely on base hits that add up to a win streak. 7. Risks of Scalping in Global Markets Scalping is not without risks: Execution Risk – Delayed fills can turn profits into losses. High Costs – Commissions and spreads eat into small gains. Overtrading – Scalpers can burn out mentally or financially. Market Noise – Small moves may be random, creating false signals. Global Shocks – Sudden news (like central bank surprises) can wipe out hours of gains. Risk management (tight stop-losses, trade size control) is the lifeline of world market scalping. 8. How Global Events Shape Scalping Opportunities Scalpers thrive on volatility. World markets provide plenty of it: Central Bank Decisions – Fed, ECB, BOJ, etc., move currencies, indices, and bonds. Geopolitical Events – Wars, sanctions, or elections create sudden bursts. Economic Data Releases – Jobs reports, inflation data, GDP, etc. Commodity Supply Shocks – OPEC announcements, natural disasters, etc. For scalpers, these are golden windows to catch lightning-fast trades. Conclusion Scalping is not just a trading method—it’s a mindset, discipline, and lifestyle. In the world’s largest markets, where trillions of dollars flow daily, scalpers carve out their share by seizing micro-opportunities others overlook. It’s not about predicting the future. It’s about reacting faster, managing risk smarter, and compounding small profits into life-changing results. For traders who crave action, thrive under pressure, and believe in the power of “small edges repeated often,” world market scalping offers a gateway to consistent success. The opportunities are endless—the question is whether you have the speed, discipline, and mindset to capture them.
BITSTAMP:ETHUSDEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
2
Holding bullish trend, waiting for PMI to spark the next wave ⚓️ Captain Vincent – Gold Plan XAU/USD 1. Market Wave 🌍 The USD continues to weaken as investors increasingly believe the FED will cut rates in the coming months. As the greenback loses appeal, big money is shifting away from cash into safe-haven assets → Gold emerges as the top choice . 👉 This supports a sustained bullish trend . If USD selling pressure continues, the market could witness new breakouts toward the year-end. 2. Technical Analysis ⚙️ On H2, Gold just made a Higher High after BOS , confirming buyers still hold the upper hand. Golden Harbor 🏝️ (Buy Zone 3,450 – 3,452): Overlaps with old FVG, high liquidity area. Quick Boarding 🚤 (OB ~3,470): Intermediate support, good spot for quick pullback entries. Storm Breaker 🌊 (Sell Zone 3,538 – 3,540): Fib 0.618–0.786 resistance, profit-taking supply expected on retest. 👉 Intraday bias: Wait for pullback to Buy. Short-term Sell only if Gold tests Storm Breaker. 3. Captain Vincent’s Map – Key Levels 🪙 Golden Harbor 🏝️ (Buy Zone): 3,450 – 3,452 Quick Boarding 🚤 (OB Support): 3,470 Storm Breaker 🌊 (Sell Zone): 3,538 – 3,540 4. Trade Scenarios 📌 🔺 Golden Harbor 🏝️ (BUY – Priority) Entry: 3,450 – 3,452 SL: 3,444 TP: 3,455 → 3,458 → 3,462 → 3,465 → 34xx 🔻 Storm Breaker 🌊 (SELL Reaction) Entry: 3,538 – 3,540 SL: 3,548 TP: 3,535 → 3,532 → 3,529 → 35xx 5. Captain’s Note ⚓ "The golden sail still rides the bullish wind, but Storm Breaker 🌊 above may stir counterwaves. Be patient at Golden Harbor 🏝️ for the right entry, and keep eyes on PMI at 21:00 – the catalyst for the next wave."
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by CaptainVincent
2
BTCUSD – Bearish Retracement Towards Key Liquidity Zone📊 BTCUSD – Bearish Retracement Towards Key Liquidity Zone BTCUSD is currently trading near 116,425, showing signs of a potential bearish retracement after testing the previous resistance zone around 117,000–119,000. The chart structure highlights multiple Break of Structure (BOS) points, confirming shifts in market sentiment. Technical Breakdown Previous Resistance Rejection Price failed to hold above the 117,000 mark, indicating strong selling pressure from the prior supply zone. The rejection aligns with a liquidity grab above the recent highs, suggesting smart money distribution. Liquidity & Fair Value Gaps There’s a visible Liquidity/Fair Value Gap from the late July rally, which may now act as a magnet for price. The market tends to fill these inefficiencies before deciding the next major trend move. Target & Support Zone The next key support and liquidity pool rests between 113,500 – 114,000, highlighted as the target zone. This area has confluence with previous accumulation phases, making it a probable point for a bullish reaction if tested. Volume Profile Context Volume nodes indicate heavier trading activity below current levels, suggesting that a drop towards 114,000 could be met with increased buyer interest. Market Outlook Primary Bias: Short-term bearish retracement. Immediate Target: 114,000 liquidity zone. Invalidation: A daily close above 117,500 may shift sentiment back to bullish, opening the path toward 119,000–121,000. Trading Insight: Aggressive traders may look for short setups below 116,500, targeting 114,000. Conservative traders may wait for price to tap into the support/target zone for potential long opportunities with tight risk management.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDShort
by Mentor_Michael03
Gold Bounces Strongly from the Bottom XAUUSD: Gold Bounces Strongly from the Bottom – Is This the Start of a Breakout? 🌍 Macro Overview – Gold’s Movement and Market Sentiment Gold recently experienced a strong bounce from the 3.282 USD/oz low, reaching 3.317 USD/oz. This movement has sparked some optimism, but let’s take a look at the key macroeconomic factors that might be influencing gold: 📉 US bond yields have decreased, signaling that market risk aversion is returning 💵 The USD remains strong, but buying interest in gold in Asia is increasing as confidence in fiat currencies begins to wane 🇪🇺 The EU is accelerating negotiations with the US on tariffs ahead of the August 1st deadline. If these talks fail, gold could benefit 🏦 The Fed continues to maintain interest rates, but the market is betting on a potential rate cut in September if inflation remains controlled 📊 US unemployment data and the Fed's speech tonight will be key, as the market is anxiously waiting for clues on the Fed’s next move 📊 Technical Analysis – Gold Approaching Key Resistance Levels Gold is trading within a descending channel, but there are clear signs of a potential breakout after testing the lows. Key resistance levels are found around 3330 – 3340, which will be crucial for determining if gold can continue its upward movement. The Fair Value Gap (FVG) has appeared between 3310 – 3320, suggesting that if buying pressure continues, a breakout above these levels is likely. 🎯 Trading Strategy for Today – Focused on Clear Entry Points 🟢 BUY SCALP: Entry: 3310 – 3308 SL: 3304 TP: 3314 → 3318 → 3322 → 3326 → 3330 🔵 BUY ZONE (safer entry points): Entry: 3290 – 3288 SL: 3284 TP: 3294 → 3298 → 3302 → 3306 → 3310 → 3320 → 3330 🔴 SELL SCALP (if price hits resistance levels): Entry: 3335 – 3337 SL: 3342 TP: 3330 → 3325 → 3320 → 3315 → 3310 → 3300 ⚫ SELL ZONE (strong resistance at 3360-3362): Entry: 3360 – 3362 SL: 3366 TP: 3356 → 3352 → 3348 → 3344 → 3340 → 3336 → 3330 📌 Note: Always set SL and TP appropriately to protect your account, especially in a market that might experience significant volatility today. Watch volume during London and New York sessions to gain clearer insights into market direction. If gold breaks above resistance, a strong breakout could follow. 💬 Gold has bounced back strongly, but is this the start of a larger rally, or just a temporary correction? What’s your take on today’s trend? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by MMFlowTrading
NQ Live Trade Idea & ExecutionWhat's Up everyone! I know I have been MIA, but that's because I have been focusing on my learning and I realized that content creation takes away a lot of the time I have for that. Once in a while when I see something beautiful I will share it with you guys here. This trade was the perfect example of a beautiful trade idea and management. We were able to profit over $3,000 on a couple trades taken on NQ and this is 2 contracts that I had running, one was taken profit at the highs while the other was stopped out in profits. As you can see they are taking quite a while to go for those Asian highs so they are potentially building liquidity above I believe. We will have to wait and see what the market presents us. We utilized a 15M Bullish FVG turned inverse as an entry on an earlier trade, then the NWOG 25% PDA level as a second entry and then again inside the NWOG another entry inside of a Bullish FVG turned IFVG as well which lined up perfectly with 50% of the NWOG as well. These trades were all profitable and netted me over $3000 all together.
CME_MINI:NQM2025Long
by BDripTradess
NAS100USD: Bullish Setup with Key Support Zones in FocusGreetings Traders! Current Outlook📊: NAS100USD is displaying bullish institutional order flow, signaling a strong upward trend. Following this momentum, I am focusing on buying opportunities to target the liquidity pool at the swing high. Key Confluences🔗: Support Zone : Price has retraced into a significant area marked by the alignment of a mitigation block and a Fair Value Gap (FVG). Scalping Potential : This zone serves as an institutional support area, offering confidence to seek confirmation entries for bullish setups. Feel free to share your analysis, discuss insights, or ask questions below in the comments. Let’s learn and grow together! Best Regards, The_Architect
OANDA:NAS100USDLong
by The_Archi-tect