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GBPUSD is Tanking Under The Pressure of a Strong Dollar!!Hey Traders, in today’s trading session we’re monitoring GBPUSD for a selling opportunity around the 1.31000 zone. The pair has broken below a key support level and is now showing signs of a potential retracement, possibly setting up a continuation to the downside. From a fundamental standpoint, the Federal Reserve’s firm tone and the reduced likelihood of a rate cut in December continue to support dollar strength, keeping pressure on the pound. Watching closely for rejection signals near 1.31000 that could confirm bearish momentum resuming. Trade safe, Joe
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by JoeChampion
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GOLD – When the Market “Whispers” About the Weakness of Buyers1️⃣ Market Structure – When the Bullish Rhythm Slows Down After a series of CHoCHs and BOSs, the short-term bullish structure has clearly broken. The zone around 4,027 – 4,030 now acts as a Strong High, where smart money likely absorbed most of the buy-side liquidity. Each retracement has become weaker, forming a sequence of Lower Highs — a classic sign of a distribution phase. The market is currently trading within the premium zone of the current range, where any reaction could be the “last kiss” before a potential drop toward lower demand areas. 2️⃣ Supply & Demand Zones – Footprints of Smart Money Zooming into price behavior, the Sell Zone 4,010 – 4,015 stands out as a key Bearish Order Block formed after the most recent BOS — a zone Karina is watching closely. If price retests this area and shows a clear rejection (e.g., bearish engulfing or upper-wick rejection), it could mark the beginning of a smart-money-aligned short setup. Below, the 3,938 – 3,920 zone remains the untested liquidity pocket — a Weak Low where buy-side positions are likely resting. Smart Money may target this area to complete the distribution cycle before generating a potential accumulation reaction. 3️⃣ Liquidity Context – Silence Often Speaks the Loudest Above the 4,020 – 4,030 area lies buy-side liquidity — a cluster of stop-loss orders from retail longs. A small liquidity sweep into this region followed by a strong bearish reaction would be a classic SMC pattern: grab liquidity, then move in the true direction. Once that liquidity is absorbed, price could accelerate toward the 3,938 – 3,920 zone to clear sell-side liquidity, finalizing the redistribution phase. 4️⃣ Trading Scenario – Following the Smart Money Flow Given the current structure, Karina favors short opportunities if price reacts decisively at the 4,010 – 4,015 zone, confirmed by bearish price action (such as a rejection wick or engulfing pattern). Entry: 4,012 – 4,015 Stop Loss: 4,030 Take Profit: 3,938 – 3,920 This offers an approximate 1:4 R:R ratio, aligning with a high-probability, structure-based setup. It’s not a trade signal, but rather a perspective — a way to understand how Smart Money moves and leaves its traces. 5️⃣ Conclusion – Patience Is the Quiet Strength of a Trader The market often speaks through behavior, not noise. Gold is currently in a quiet state — a moment of balance where Smart Money prepares for its next move. For Karina, silence itself can be the strongest signal when you know how to listen. This analysis reflects Karina’s personal view and is not financial advice. What do you see in Gold’s current structure? Could this minor push toward 4,015 be the start of a deeper move down? Let’s discuss in the comments 💬.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Karina_ilina
Gold (XAUUSD) Pullback Analysis: Testing OB Before TargetsA potential trading setup based on concepts from Smart Money Concepts (SMC) or similar institutional methodologies. Asset and Timeframe: XAU/USD (Gold Spot / US Dollar) on a 1-Hour (1H) timeframe. Current Price: The price is hovering around $3,983.55. Market Structure: There's a recent Break of Structure (BOS), suggesting an upward bias or a shift in momentum to the bullish side. The price is currently pulling back into a key zone. Key Zones/Concepts: OB (Order Block): The shaded gray area is identified as an Order Block. This is a zone where significant institutional buying/selling previously occurred, and the price is expected to react to it. $$$ (Liquidity/Equal Lows): The three dollar signs indicate an area of liquidity or equal lows below the current price action. These are often targeted for a stop-hunt or liquidity grab before a significant move. 1H / BPR (Balance Price Range): The lower green box is labeled as a 1H / BPR. A Balance Price Range is a more refined area of support/demand, suggesting an even stronger reaction zone if the initial OB fails. Projected Trade Scenarios: The dotted lines outline two primary possibilities: Bullish Scenario (Solid Line): A bounce from the OB (Order Block) to hit Target 1 ($4,030.00). Bearish/Liquidity Grab Scenario (Dotted Line): A drop below the OB to sweep the $$$ (Liquidity), potentially testing the 1H / BPR before a sharp reversal back up to Target 1 or even Target 2 ($4,050.00).
GBEBROKERS:XAUUSDLong
by fx_martin9
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ORCL Bearish: Breakdown Below 255 Eyes 241 then 230Oracle (ORCL) has rolled over on the 1D chart after its September peak, confirming a short-term downtrend. Price is below the 20/60 MAs and has closed under the lower Bollinger Band, while a clean Double Top is confirmed with a decisive break beneath the neckline around 280. The latest bearish engulfing candle adds momentum to the downside and frames 255.00 as the line in the sand. Primary path: a daily break-and-hold below 255.00 favors continuation toward the MA120 near 241.39, with extension into the measured move area at 234.00–230.00 if 241.39 gives way. If price retests 255.00 from below and rejects, that would strengthen the bearish case and improve risk-to-reward for shorts. Resistance sits first at the reclaimed-neckline zone 280–284, then higher at 316.00. Alternative: if buyers quickly reclaim 280–284 (or a daily close >285.00), the breakdown is likely a trap and a squeeze toward 316.00 becomes feasible. For tactical risk, shorts initiated on a breakdown can use 268.00 as invalidation; aggressive longs off 241.39 need a firm reversal signal and should invalidate on a daily close <240.00. Targets: 241.39 first, then 234.00–230.00 on sustained weakness; topside target 316.00 on a confirmed reclaim. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations
NYSE:ORCLShort
by bbqgio
LLY Bullish Breakout: Retest or Continuation Toward 950–1000Eli Lilly (LLY) just cleared the key ceiling at 865 with a wide-range bullish day, closing near 896.53 and printing a session high at 901.34. The breakout resolves an ascending triangle and comes with expanding volatility and volume—classic continuation behavior in a dominant uptrend. With price above the 20/60/120-day MAs and bands widening, momentum favors the upside while acknowledging short-term overbought conditions. Primary path: treat 865–880 as the new Demand zone (polarity flip). A clean retest that holds this band and shows a bullish candle is a higher-probability entry, aiming first for 925, then the psychological markers at 950 and ultimately the measured move area around 980–1000. For traders preferring strength, a daily close through 902 would signal continuation in price discovery, using 880–865 as the first check on risk. If buyers fail to defend the breakout, a decisive close back below 860 invalidates the bullish thesis and opens room for a deeper shakeout. Until then, dips into 865–880 are potential buys, while strength above 902 can be used to add or initiate, with partial profit-taking into 950 and 980–1000 to respect the expanded volatility. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations.
NYSE:LLYLong
by bbqgio
Recap: ORB Pro in Action | “Discipline > Direction”Date: November 3rd 2025 Ticker: QQQ / NQ1! (5-min TF) Strategy: ORB Pro + Golden Pocket Retest + Volume Filter Focus: Trend confirmation & controlled execution 🧭 Market Context The morning opened sideways inside the ORB range — no clean conviction early on. Around mid-morning, sellers gained control as lower highs formed beneath the EMA band and the Golden Pocket retest (0.5/0.618) failed with volume confirmation. That break produced the clean short setup of the day, perfectly aligned with the higher-timeframe (HTF) downtrend. 🧠 Trade Review Early Entries: Entered pre-confirmation and took initial heat. Mid-Morning Setup: All filters aligned — EMA, volume, HTF direction. This was the textbook short that delivered follow-through. Late Session Attempts: Momentum faded after lunch, with signals correctly blocked as “Too Late.” Result: Several small wins offset by early losses, closing the day + $7.34 realized P/L after fees. 📊 Performance Snapshot Metric Value Win Rate ≈ 42 % Best Trade + $287.94 Largest Loss – $189.05 Net Result + $7.34 (Realized) Setup Accuracy High — execution mixed 📈 Chart Breakdown The 5-minute chart highlighted a short trigger around 26 260 – 26 280, with smooth continuation into ORB extensions. The ORB Pro filter marked “Blocked / Too Late” after the move — confirming that the system logic protected capital from late chases. 💡 Key Takeaways Patience > Prediction — early entries rarely pay off. Protect Green — partial profit lock once 1 R:R is reached. System Strength — ORB Pro continues to validate structure when filters align. 🧘‍♂️ Reflection “The system nailed the move — I jumped early. Still finished green, proving that execution discipline is the real edge. Tomorrow’s goal: one clean setup, one confident hold, and protect the profit.” 🧩 Next Steps ✅ Wait for full confirmation before entry ✅ Hold until 1:2 R:R min ✅ Avoid re-entries once HTF zone is tapped
CME_MINI:NQ1!Education
by TradeswithB
$SPY $SPX Scenarios — Tuesday, Nov 4, 2025🔮 AMEX:SPY SP:SPX Scenarios — Tuesday, Nov 4, 2025 🔮 🌍 Market-Moving Headlines 🚩 Jobs data on deck: Tuesday’s focus is on labor demand — the JOLTS report remains a key barometer for wage pressure, though it may not print due to the shutdown. ⚠️ Data blackout continues: The Trade Balance and Factory Orders are both delayed government releases, keeping markets dependent on Fed tone and price action. 💬 Fed-speak pre-jobs: Vice Chair Bowman’s early-morning remarks will frame policy bias ahead of ADP and Friday’s NFP. 💻 Volatility compression: With few confirmed reports, traders watch AMEX:SPY ’s range behavior and TVC:VIX positioning before the labor-data surge mid-week. 📊 Key Data and Events (ET) ⏰ 6:35 AM — Michelle Bowman (Fed Vice Chair) speech ⏰ ⚠️ 8:30 AM — U.S. Trade Deficit (Sept) — may not print ⏰ ⚠️ 10:00 AM — Factory Orders (Sept) — may not print ⏰ ⚠️ 10:00 AM — Job Openings (JOLTS, Sept) — may not print ⚠️ Note: All three macro reports are subject to delay under the continuing government shutdown. Expect headline-driven trading and low data-volume volatility until Wednesday’s ADP and ISM Services releases. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Educational and informational only — not financial advice. 📌 #trading #stockmarket #SPY #SPX #Fed #Bowman #JOLTS #TradeBalance #FactoryOrders #bonds #yields #economy #shutdown #macro
AMEX:SPYLong
by TrendTao
COIN Bullish Continuation: Breakout Above 361 Toward 390–400COIN on the 1D chart is pressing near recent highs after breaking a multi-month range in early October and flagging through most of the month. Momentum stays constructive with price above the 20/60/120-day cluster and Bollinger Bands expanding. The prior range top has flipped to support, keeping the structure bullish. The immediate hurdle is resistance at 355, with the recent swing high at 361.40 acting as the confirmation line. A daily close above 361.40 would validate the bull-flag continuation and opens room toward the 390–400 zone, with interim interest around 375. If momentum pauses first, a controlled pullback into 330—aligned with the breakout retest and the MA60—would be a constructive demand zone; 320 is the key higher-timeframe floor that anchors the trend. Primary path: look for a break-and-hold above 355/361.40 to extend into 375 and then 390–400 as the next resistance band. Alternative path: if price fails to reclaim 355 and loses 330, expect a drive toward 320; a daily close below 320 would invalidate the bullish thesis and shift risk to a deeper correction. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations.
NASDAQ:COINLong
by bbqgio
AMD Bull Flag: Breakout Above 262 Toward 286AMD on the 1D chart remains firmly bullish after its October surge, now pausing in a tight flag beneath the recent swing high at 262. Price is riding above the 20/60/120 MAs with all slopes positive, and Bollinger Bands have contracted after expanding during the rally—classic consolidation behavior. The prior ceiling at 240 has flipped to support, framing a clean structure for continuation. Primary path: a break-and-close above 262 confirms the bull flag and opens room toward 286, where measured move projections align with the first objective. Traders wanting earlier exposure can stalk dips into the MA20 buy zone at 245–255, but confirmation still matters—strength should be reflected by a daily close reclaiming 250s and then 262. If momentum extends post-breakout, consider trimming into 285–290. Alternative: if buyers fail to punch through 262, expect further range development between 240–262 while energy builds. The bullish thesis is invalidated on a daily close below 240, which would point to a deeper retrace toward prior October levels; risk should be sized with that line in mind. Trigger: daily close > 262 (breakout). Targets: 286 first, then manage into 285–290. Invalidation: daily close < 240. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations.
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by bbqgio
BTCUSD — TP1 Hit | Structure Validation Bitcoin tagged its first target at 111,066, wrapping up another disciplined weekend for structured traders.The move is still unfolding, completing the measured leg mapped last week. Price action remains just behind Thursday’s range as the market quietly fills the week’s single-prints near 111,629. Technical View BTC continues to trade inside its mid-range structure. The current rotation follows a clean, measured rhythm — confirming that prior resistance has been absorbed. Next focal zone: 111,900, where untested liquidity remains. A sustained break above that region would signal continuation; a rejection keeps us boxed in for another session. Macro Overview Dollar Index (DXY): Holding near 106, giving mild support to risk assets. Rates: U.S. 10-year yields steady around 4.25 %, showing markets in “wait mode.” Seasonality: Early November typically brings moderate inflows after October volatility. Expect slower rotations until U.S. sessions return to full volume. Volume / Flow Weekend turnover reached roughly $23 billion across BTC pairs — moderate and balanced. Order flow stayed clean, with no signs of forced liquidation or excess speculation. Plan Keep it simple: 111.9 k = magnet zone. We’re still in range logic — control, not chase. Note The system did what it’s designed to do: read rhythm, not emotion. Institutional Logic. Modern Technology. Real Freedom.
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by CORE5DAN
RSI 1W - gambling or smart retest?Rush Street Interactive (RSI) just confirmed a breakout above the 15–16 zone with a textbook retest - a classic bullish setup. The weekly chart shows a clean “cup and handle” structure backed by rising volume. Current pullback is forming right inside the buy zone, suggesting potential continuation. Fibonacci extensions highlight 30.7 and 43.9 as key upside targets. As long as price holds above 15.5–16.0, the bullish bias stays intact. A breakout above 18.0 would confirm the next leg higher. Fundamentally , RSI benefits from ongoing online gambling legalization across the US and improving profitability in core states, which could attract institutional inflows. In the gambling world, luck rarely repeats - but this chart looks like the house might finally lose.
NYSE:RSILong
by TotoshkaTrades
Weekly Market Outlook: Nifty, BankNifty & S&P 500Nifty (25722) slipped ~70 pts this week, staying exactly within my projected range of 26250–25350. The weekly candle formed a shooting star, signalling selling pressure from higher levels. A close below 25711 can extend downside toward 25450–25300. On the upside, only a close above 25860 can open a move toward 26100–26150. BankNifty held firm above 57600, but a dip below 57450 could pull it to 57000–56750. A breakout above 57900 with volume can take it toward 58469–58577 (ATH) — this will be key to any Nifty recovery. S&P 500 closed at an all-time high of 6840, just shy of the crucial Fib level 6959. Sustaining above 6800 can push it to 6920–7009, while a drop below 6780 may trigger a pullback toward 6689/6568. Historically, November brings a healthy 4–7% correction after strong October rallies. So a dip toward Nifty 25150–25200 wouldn’t be surprising — it may just set up the next leg higher. 🔹 Nifty Range: 26150–25250 🔹 BankNifty Key Zone: 57450–57900 🔹 Global Cue: S&P 500 near Fib resistance 6959
NSE:NIFTY
by ssudhirsharma11
Emotional Discipline and Risk Control in Trading🧠 1. Why Emotional Discipline Matters Emotional discipline means sticking to your plan regardless of fear or greed. Markets are designed to test your patience, confidence, and decision-making. Every losing trade tempts you to change your system — but consistency wins. ✅ Key habits of emotionally disciplined traders: They accept losses without revenge trading. They follow rules, not impulses. They manage expectations — no trade will make them rich overnight. 💰 2. Risk Control — Protect Before You Profit Your risk management defines your survival. Successful traders think in probabilities, not certainties. They never risk too much on one idea. 📏 Golden Rules of Risk Control: Risk 1–2% of your capital per trade. Always use a stop-loss, never a “mental” one. Define your R:R ratio (minimum 1:2 or better). Never add to a losing position — only to confirmed winners. Risk control is not about avoiding losses — it’s about limiting damage and staying consistent over time. 🧩 3. How to Strengthen Emotional Discipline Like a muscle, discipline grows with routine. Try this daily: Pre-trade routine – review your plan before every session. Post-trade journal – log your emotions, not just results. Take breaks – emotional fatigue leads to poor judgment. Detach from outcomes – focus on process, not profit. 💡 Tip: When you reduce emotional pressure, your clarity and accuracy both improve. ⚙️ 4. Professional Mindset Shift Amateurs chase profit; professionals protect capital. Each trade is just one data point — not a reflection of your worth. Once you start thinking like a risk manager first, your results change naturally. 🗣️ “Discipline is choosing what you want most over what you want now.” 📊 Conclusion To grow as a trader, focus on controlling yourself before controlling the market. Emotional stability + strict risk control = long-term success. Be the trader who executes with logic, not emotion. 🧘‍♂️
TVC:GOLDEducation
by XAU_EMPIRE
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ASPN - cup, handle, and maybe the moonAspen Aerogels (ASPN) shows a textbook “cup and handle” pattern on the daily chart. The stock broke above the MA50 and MA200, forming a golden cross - a clear signal of trend reversal. The buy zone sits around 7.4–7.8 , where price has twice found support. Holding above 8.0 keeps the door open toward 11.3, 13.7, and possibly 16.0 - key supply levels from previous distribution. On the fundamental side , ASPN benefits from strong interest in energy-efficient materials and aerogels used in green construction and EV insulation. With US policy support for clean tech, the company may catch a new growth wave. Tactically , as long as price stays above 7.8 , the setup remains bullish. Break above 9.0 confirms further upside, while a drop below 7.0 cancels the pattern. Every cup looks perfect until someone shakes the table - let’s see if this one stays steady.
NYSE:ASPNLong
by TotoshkaTrades
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SILVER 4H - double top before the dropAfter a strong rally, silver retested the 49.0–49.5 area aligning with the key 0.618 Fibonacci level. On the 4H chart, we see a clear double-top pattern with falling volume and oscillator divergence. Price already broke below the short-term trendline and failed to hold above resistance - a classic sign of fading bullish momentum. Fundamentally, silver faces pressure as the dollar stabilizes and rate-cut expectations fade. Industrial demand from Asia is cooling too, reducing the “safe-haven” appeal. Tactically, while price stays below 49.5, the path of least resistance is down toward 43.8 and possibly 41.1 - key accumulation zones. A breakout above 50.0 would cancel the bearish setup. Every silver rally ends the same way - right when everyone starts to believe it’ll never end.
TVC:SILVERShort
by TotoshkaTrades
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Why Traders Get Wiped Out in the First 30 MinutesIf you’ve been trading Forex for a while, you’ve probably heard this saying: ___“Don’t jump into a trade right when the London session opens.” And that advice is absolutely true. The first 30 minutes of the London session are where most retail traders get burned out. Not because they’re unlucky - but because that’s how the market works. 1. London Open: Liquidity Surges – Chaos Begins When London opens , the Asian session is winding down. This overlap creates a burst of liquidity , leading to sharp volatility. Banks, hedge funds, and institutions begin positioning their orders. Dozens of pending orders are triggered at once. The result? Price moves like a wild beast - violent spikes, fake breakouts, and sudden reversals. Retail traders see the strong moves, get excited, jump in… and get wiped out before the real trend even starts. 2. The Trap Called “Early Breakout” One of the classic London session traps is the false breakout. You see price breaking a key level, think: “That’s it! A clear signal!”, and you enter. But minutes later, the market reverses — and your trade vanishes with it. This isn’t random. Smart money players intentionally create these fake breakouts to trigger the crowd’s orders — buys above resistance, sells below support — then reverse to accumulate positions at better prices. An old trick, but still brutally effective — and every morning, retail traders keep falling for it. 3. FOMO – The Silent Account Killer Nothing messes with a trader’s mind like seeing a massive candle explode right after the open. You feel like you’re missing the move of the day. That’s when FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) takes control — and discipline disappears. But here’s the truth: The first 30 minutes aren’t for making money — they’re for reading the market. Professional traders don’t chase candles; they wait and watch to see which side truly dominates. Retail traders, on the other hand, trade on emotion — and the market always punishes emotion. 4. So, What Should You Do? Simple: Do nothing. Let the chaos settle. Watch who takes control — the buyers or the sellers. Wait for the post-fakeout structure to form — that’s where the real opportunities appear. Many professional traders use what’s called the “London Fakeout Strategy.” They don’t fight the fakeout — they wait for the reaction after the fakeout to trade with the real direction of the market. Because the real edge isn’t in prediction — it’s in patience. 💡 Coming Soon: Would you like me to write Part 2: “The London Strategy Playbook” — a detailed guide on how to trade after the first 30 minutes of the London session, with real examples and clear strategies?
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Kairo_Vexen
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BTCUSD 1D - Pause Before the Next Leg Down?On the 4H chart, Bitcoin is retesting a critical resistance area - the 111K–113K sell zone, where a descending trendline, prior support-turned-resistance, and local volume cluster converge. This confluence makes the current level a potential short-entry area. After failing to sustain above 115K, BTC entered a corrective phase. The recent bounce looks like a retest of the broken structure, and unless bulls reclaim 113K+, the bias remains bearish with a target near 100K–101K, a key liquidity zone. Technically, momentum is fading: – Bearish RSI divergence at recent highs; – Volume contraction on rallies, expansion on drops; – Price structure forming a likely ABC correction, with wave C projection toward 100K. Fundamentally , near-term pressure persists as traders take profits and global risk sentiment cools ahead of potential Fed guidance. However, the macro bull case remains intact - hashrate at all-time highs, growing institutional adoption, and supply tightening continue to underpin long-term support. Tactical plan: short entries near 111K–113K, targets 100K–101K. Invalidation above 113.5K. Even in a bull market, gravity never takes a holiday.
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by TotoshkaTrades
AMZN Bullish Breakout: Retest Above 238 Toward 255–265AMZN just cleared a four-month rectangle (214–238) with a decisive late-October surge, shifting the daily trend back to bullish. Price now rides above the 20/60/120-day MAs with expanded volatility—classic post-breakout behavior. The former lid at 238 flips to support, while the next clear shelf sits near the psychological 255. Primary path: look for a constructive pullback into 238–242 to validate the breakout. A daily close above 242, a 1H close >248, or a continuation break through 250.50 can serve as triggers. If buyers defend 238 on the retest, the path of least resistance favors a push into 252–254, then the measured round-number objective at 255, with extension toward 265 if momentum persists and volume stays supportive. If 238 fails on a decisive close, treat it as a false break and expect rotation back into the prior range, with 230 as the magnet. Invalidation for the bullish idea sits on a firm daily close back below 238; conservative risk placement can sit around 235–236 to protect against a failed retest. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by bbqgio
SPY Bullish Breakout: Flag Setup Aims for 700–715SPY remains in a strong 1D uptrend, printing higher highs and higher lows from June through November. Price continues to respect the 20-day MA as dynamic support, with a clean demand zone near $671.72. Overhead, the recent all-time high at $689.76 aligns with the upper boundary of a developing bull flag (upper trendline ≈ $688). Structure is bullish; momentum stays positive while volatility cools after October’s expansion. Primary path: a daily close above $689.76/$690 confirms the flag breakout and likely drives a continuation toward the psychological $700 handle first, then the $710–$715 extension as participation broadens. Alternatively, a constructive pullback into $671–$675 offers a dip-buy zone so long as the 20-day MA holds. If $671.72 fails decisively, watch the 60-day MA around $658.57 as the next support area. Triggers and risk: Break-and-hold above $690 or a strong rebound from $671 activates longs; scale out near $700 with room for $710–$715 if momentum persists. Invalidation for breakout entries sits below the recent consolidation lows around $678; for dip buys, a break under the prior swing low near $668 negates the immediate bullish thesis. A daily close below $671 would be an early bearish warning. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations
PYTH:SPYLong
by bbqgio
XAUUSD – “A Tailwind from the Fed” Ignites Gold’s Rally!Hey traders, After the Fed officially cut interest rates , gold reacted sharply, jumping nearly 2% on October 30. This isn’t just a short-term boost for the bulls — it’s a clear signal that capital is flowing back into safe-haven assets , especially as the U.S.–China trade uncertainty continues to linger. On the 4H chart, price action remains within a medium-term descending channel , but the 3,950 – 4,000 zone is turning into a strong accumulation area . Buyers are clearly defending this zone before a potential breakout toward the 4,150 resistance. If price holds above 3,950 and breaks through the upper boundary of the channel, a bullish reversal could be confirmed, paving the way toward 4,200 and beyond. Trading plan (for reference): Buy on dips around 3,950 – 3,970. Targets: 4,150 – 4,200. Stop loss: Below 3,930. The Fed has just turned on the green light, and the market seems ready — gold may be gearing up for its next leg higher. Buckle up, because the XAUUSD train might be about to depart!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Kairo_Vexen
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