👉From Central pivot level of 7278.60 #bajfinance made low 6942.30🎯🎯 👉 Fall from CPR Levels to Weekly S2 Level Of 6942✅ 👉Price Falls to the Weekly S1 and S2 levels and hit the two weekly targets🎯 👉 1 St Target :- 7278.60 To 7067 (#S1)🎯 👉2 nd Target :- 7278.60 To 6943 (#S2)🎯 👉 Fall of (+336.3 Points ) ✅✅ 👉Refer Chart for accurate Levels of Central Pivot Range ✅✅
With the MACD oversold on a daily chart, sharp short squeezes are likely. This one could take the /ES all the way to 4720. But long term, I am still really bearish, especially if the bond market can't rally.
Double bottom, but bounced back from descending trendline formed 3 days ago. We could expect a possible retest of lower or upper support levels. If we lose both of that levels, a nice big short could be in the play. For any bullish sign, we need a break of this descending trendline or at least bounce up from support levels... Good luck traders
The price moves above the resistance of the downtrend of the downtrend channel. Perhaps the canvas of the rising flag is being formed - the maximum goal is the resistance of the downward channel of the main trend. If, nevertheless, the price cannot convincingly consolidate above the previous channel, then a possible price movement down into the previous channel of...
eth 30 minute so you can see the trend movement trade the levels. be safe catch the wick and set stop right above so you dont take a loss and when you see a rejection on the trend support above it take some profit and let the rest ride to stop if you want just in case you have a reversal in middle band...... stomp out and wait for the next save entry point. be safe
Pending Order Buy AUD/NZD: 1.0498 TP: 1.0508 SL: 1.0488
The British pound has fallen sharply lower against the US dollar, after Bank of England member Jonathan Haskel delivered a dovish speech about future rate hikes from the BoE. The GBPUSD pair also came under pressure after repeated technical failure before the 1.3300 level and a reversal higher in the value of the US dollar index. A scheduled speech from Bank of...