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GC Futures 15m: 6.6:1 trade executed using Sigma Trading SystemStep 1: wait for a sweep of daily liquidity Note: the sweep must be confirmed for any of the other confluences to be valid Step 2: wait for a bullish marker to be drawn by the Reversal Print indicator Tip: set an alert if you don’t want to spend all day staring at the chart Step 3: look for a divergence with either the PowerDelta Oscillator or, in this case, the Manipulation Ribbon Info: the Manipulation Ribbon detects areas of price manipulation by Market Makers vs areas where it is trading in a natural, price-driven state Step 4: the entry is a tap of the most recent confirmed FVG FYI: all the drawings on the main chart are created by the Sigma 5-in-1 indicator SL: low of first candle that forms the entry FVG Tip: for a more conservative approach the recent swing low could also be used TP: bearish divergence with the PowerDelta Oscillator Note: gold was at an all-time high so anything beyond the Previous Day High (PDH) posed a risk however for a more conservative approach you could exit half your position at the PDH
COMEX:GC1!
by FxScripts
1
Gold Record Highs Under the Lens of ATAI VPA & VPRCGold Analysis Report In recent days, as gold has reached new historical highs, two analytical tools have been used to assess the market conditions: - ATAI Volume analysis with price action V 1.03 - ATAI Volume Pressure Analyzer (VPA) It is important to emphasize that the gold market is heavily influenced by global economic and political events, and precise volume data is not publicly available. The only volume data considered here comes from OANDA. For this evaluation, a 70-day period has been chosen to study the broader behavioral and volume pattern of gold over the past two months. Bull Trap Risk Detection (ATAI Volume analysis with price action V 1.03) In this indicator, Bull Trap detection is based on the interaction of price behavior and order-flow volume. The logic is as follows: 1. Bull Sweep (False Breakout with Long Wick) - If price exceeds the recent high (`high_level`) but closes back below it, and the upper wick of the candle makes up a sufficiently large fraction of the total range, then a Bull Sweep is detected. - Formula: upper_wick_ratio = (high - max(open, close)) / (high - low) Condition: upper_wick_ratio >= trap_wick_threshold (e.g., 0.6) 2. Bull Break - If the close is above the breakout level without a long wick, it is treated as a Bull Break. 3. Mismatch Condition - If the candle is bullish (close > open) but delta ≤ 0 or seller ratio > 50%, then there is a mismatch between price action and order flow. - Formula (simplified): mismatchBull = (close > open) and (delta <= 0 or seller_ratio > 0.5) 4. Dominance Inversion - If buyer volume ranks highest in the lookback window, but cumulative seller volume is greater than buyer volume while the candle is bullish, a dominance inversion occurs. - Condition: domInvBull = (rank_buy == 1) and (sum_sell > sum_buy) and (close > open) 5. Low Volume Breakout - If a bullish breakout occurs with total volume less than the average total volume, then the breakout is flagged as low-volume. - Condition: lowVolBull = isBullBreak and (TF_tot < avg_tot) The module assigns scores to these conditions: - Sweep: +2 - Break: +1 - Mismatch: +2 - Dominance Inversion: +2 - Low-volume Break: +1 If total score ≥ trap_score_risk (default = 3), then a Bull Trap Risk is flagged. If, within `trap_confirm_bars`, price reverses and closes back below the breakout level, then Bull Trap Risk Confirmed is displayed. Complementary View (ATAI Volume Pressure Analyzer – VPA) The VPA indicator, with its left (C→B) and right (B→A) wings and offset capability, allows a parallel evaluation of flow balance. In the current gold chart, the right wing (B→A) reflects weakness on the buyers' side, reinforcing the Bull Trap risk detected by the previous indicator. This alignment strengthens the probability of a bearish scenario. However, the extent of any downward path will depend on the pivotal price levels where the largest buy and sell volumes were registered over the past 70 days. These are represented by points B1 and S1, clustered around the 3409 USD level. Notes - On lower timeframes, accuracy in buy/sell volume calculation depends on the data window. Here, a 1-minute timeframe was selected, which provides ~74 days of buy/sell flow data. - Gold remains highly sensitive to political and economic news globally. - This analysis is based solely on mathematical calculations and volume/behavioral pattern recognition. It must not be interpreted as investment advice of any kind.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by ata_sabanci
Aditya Vision Ltd. — Long Setup After BreakoutChart: Daily timeframe Technical View listing, the stock went through a long consolidation phase, forming a base. Recently, price broke out above ₹530 resistance with strong volume, confirming institutional participation. The breakout has been followed by healthy price action — higher highs & higher lows. Volume during the breakout was significantly higher compared to the consolidation period, which adds conviction. After breakout it is in consolidation zone. Entry Zone: Around ₹560–580 (current breakout retest zone). Long term target can be ₹700-800. Stop loss is just below breakout line. Good risk reward ration stock. This looks like a classic post-IPO consolidation breakout with volume confirmation. If retest holds, it offers a solid swing entry with favorable risk/reward. Disclaimer: This analysis is shared for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered financial advice or a recommendation to buy/sell any security. Trading and investing involve risks, and you should do your own research or consult with a qualified financial advisor before making decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
NSE:AVLLong
by jeet20
GENERAL CONTEXTUSOIL remains in a short-term downtrend, capped by the H1 descending trendline. Price just bounced from Demand zone ~61.85–62.00 (VAL) → showing buy-side reaction. POC ~63.30 is the key magnet zone. Supply zone ~63.90–64.00 (VAH) aligns with strong resistance. 📍 TRADING SCENARIOS 🟢 Scenario 1 – BUY at Demand zone (61.85–62.00 / VAL) 🔺 Conditions: Price retests Demand zone (VAL). Bullish reversal candles appear (Pin Bar / Engulfing M15–H1). RSI > 30, bullish divergence confirmed. 🔹 Reason: VAL often acts as strong support. Confluence with Demand zone → high probability of bounce. 🎯 TP: 63.30 (POC) → 63.90 (VAH) 🛑 SL: below 61.70 🟡 Scenario 2 – SELL reaction at Supply zone (63.90–64.00 / VAH) 🔺 Conditions: Price retests Supply zone + VAH. Strong rejection forms (Bearish Pin Bar / Engulfing). RSI > 70 or MACD losing momentum. 🔹 Reason: VAH often works as distribution/profit-taking zone. Aligns with Supply zone, high chance of pullback. 🎯 TP: 63.30 (POC) → 62.00 (VAL) 🛑 SL: above 64.20 🔴 Scenario 3 – SELL if breakdown below 61.80 (VAL) 🔺 Conditions: H1 candle closes below 61.80. Retest of VAL fails from below. 🔹 Reason: Losing VAL → downtrend continuation. Price likely seeks lower lows. 🎯 TP: 61.20 → 60.50 🛑 SL: above 62.20 ⚠️ Scenario 4 – BUY breakout above 64.00 (VAH) 🔺 Conditions: H1 candle closes firmly above 64.00. Pullback holds above 63.90. 🔹 Reason: Breakout of VAH + Supply zone confirms strong bullish momentum. Could trigger a deeper rebound. 🎯 TP: 65.20 → 66.00 🛑 SL: below 63.60 📌 SUMMARY The 61.85–62.00 (VAL/Demand zone) is the best BUY zone. The 63.90–64.00 (VAH/Supply zone) is a potential SELL zone. Overall bias remains bearish, but short-term bounce toward POC 63.30 is possible. Strict risk management is required as crude oil tends to be highly volatile. Disclaimer: This analysis is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk, and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.
TVC:USOIL
by TraderX_68
Sellers in Control AfterEUR/USD hit a major resistance zone between 1.18500 – 1.19000, which aligns with the Monthly Volume Profile resistance area. Price has rejected this zone with lower highs and decreasing volume — a classic bearish signal. This setup suggests that a Wave 4 correction may be underway, with potential to target 1.15500 and even 1.14500 if selling pressure accelerates. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research and manage your risk appropriately.
Short
by ConcordDeath
BWP Setup: Support Holding, Momentum BuildingKeeping it simple here. Price has established a strong base between $3.20 and $3.70, showing clear signs of accumulation. All major trend indicators have just turned up, suggesting momentum is building. Trade Plan Entry: Current levels offer a solid technical foundation Target: Initial TP around $4.20 Risk Management: Respect the All-Time High (ATH) resistance zone Trailing Strategy: Trail stop losses below each new swing low to stay aligned with the trend
ASX:BWPLong
by AlvinDeo96
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
Nanocap Beast Poised for a Breakout?CZR is shaping up for a potential macro range breakout, and while the technicals are compelling, it's critical to acknowledge the elevated risk profile. As a nanocap, CZR demands disciplined risk management and precise position sizing. Setup Options Option 1: Aggressive Breakout Anticipation Enter early if the current monthly candle closes above the yearly pivot ($0.26). Stop Loss: $0.210 (tight and tactical). Target: Initial TP at ~$0.70 (major supply zone), with full TP at the 100% macro range extension. Option 2: Confirmation & Pullback Entry Wait for a confirmed breakout and close above the range. Enter on the first clean pullback. Stop Loss: Based on structure formed during the pullback (can use the SL). Target: Same as Option 1 — ~$0.70 and full range extension. Option 3: Deeper Pullback & Reassessment If price retraces deeper into the range, reassess the setup. Look for signs of strength (e.g., volume spike, bullish divergence) before re-engaging particularly ~$0.135 This scenario may offer a better R:R if structure holds. *please note arrows are not based on time analysis just market structure.
ASX:CZRLong
by AlvinDeo96
Walk This Way...This S. Korean company focuses on treatment of cystic fibrosis and chronic kidney disease, et al. Future Medicine, Limited. Godspeed to this company as they search for cures for primary biliary cirrhosis; colorectal, prostate, and lung cancers and rheumatoid arthritis, et al. They target metabolic cancers, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, to produce anticancer drugs, anti-fibrotics and antiviral remedies. Not only persistent, but painful diseases, as well. Who on earth wouldn't want this company to succeed ? Selling Volume has completely Dried-up and the stock is in the process of setting Higher-Lows. MACD, StochasticsRSI, Rate-of-Change, and %r are all additive tenets of confirmation for the astute and intrepid investor. Go Long.... it's at the 20... the 10... the 5... and Touchdown
KRX:341170Long
by sofearnot
1
Gold Analysis using ATAI Volume Pressure AnalyzerIntroduction: In this analysis, we use the ATAI Volume Pressure Analyzer indicator , which is based on the logic of separating buy/sell volume. The indicator retrieves volume data from a lower timeframe and reconstructs it on the host timeframe. This is achieved using the internal function, TradingView/ta/10 → tvta.requestUpAndDownVolume(lowerTF) , which extracts Up Volume, Down Volume, and Delta from the selected lower timeframe, enabling aggregation and evaluation of market pressure. One-tick data provides the highest precision but is limited in historical coverage; conversely, higher timeframes provide more historical depth but with relative accuracy. In this daily chart, to calculate 20-period volume averages, the lowest timeframe that both preserved relative accuracy and provided sufficient historical data for 20 candles was 30 seconds , which was selected. This choice is reflected in the corresponding rows of the left and right columns of the HUD panel. It should be noted that in the gold market, the actual traded contract volume is not centrally available; therefore, the volume used in this method is based on tick volume (the count of price changes within each bar) . This serves as a proxy for activity and order flow intensity rather than absolute turnover. Accordingly, aggregates and deltas are interpreted on a relative basis and used to identify acceleration, volume spikes, and breakouts alongside price structure. Trendlines and Market Direction Beyond volume-based calculations, the indicator also visualizes directional bias through adaptive trendlines. The dotted orange and turquoise lines are drawn from successive pivot highs and lows over a 50-bar window, effectively capturing the slope of price movement. In the chart, these diagonals clearly reveal the transition: price has broken out of a mid-range accumulation zone and established a sequence of higher highs and higher lows, confirming a structural uptrend. Complementing this, the blue horizontal line marks the base of the prior accumulation (support), while the red line highlights the resistance level at the top. The breakout above this framework, supported by bullish volume ratios shown in the HUD, validates that the market has shifted from neutrality into a sustained upward trend. Labels and Market Conditions The labels displayed on the chart — such as Accum, Breakout ↑, Sharp ↑, and Bull Trap Risk — are derived from explicit quantitative rules inside the indicator. These rules combine price levels, buy/sell volume deltas, and moving aggregates. Below, each label is explained with both its coding logic and its mathematical interpretation in plain language. Accum (Accumulation) Logic: |Δ| < ε ∧ Var(ΣV) → min Meaning: The difference between buy and sell volume (Δ) is close to zero, and the variance of total volume ΣV is minimal over the chosen window. In simple terms, this marks a balanced market where buyers and sellers are matched, forming a neutral accumulation zone. Breakout ↑ Logic: Pt > max(Pacc) ∧ Δ > 0 ∧ ΣV20 ↑ Meaning: The closing price Pt breaks above the maximum price of the accumulation zone (Pacc), while buy volume is greater than sell volume (Δ > 0), and the 20-bar aggregate volume ΣV20 is increasing. In simple terms, this confirms that buyers dominate and the market is breaking upward with sufficient volume support. Sharp ↑ Logic: ΔP / Δt > θ Meaning: The slope of price change (ΔP per unit time) exceeds a defined threshold θ. In simple terms, this indicates an accelerated move upward — a breakout with unusually strong momentum. Bull Trap Risk Logic: Pt < Pbreakout ∧ Δ ↓ ∧ ΣV20 ↓ Meaning: After an initial breakout, the price Pt falls back below the breakout level, while buy volume weakens (Δ decreases) and the 20-bar aggregate volume ΣV20 declines. In simple terms, this signals that the breakout has lost support and may have trapped buyers — hence the label Bull Trap Risk. Trendlines and Guidance The dotted trendlines are constructed from the slope of price and aligned with recent pivot highs (HH) and lows (LL). Mathematically, the slope is defined as: m = (P_pivot2 − P_pivot1) / (t2 − t1) where P_pivot are the price levels at successive pivots, and t are their bar indices. A positive slope (m > 0) indicates an upward trend, while m < 0 indicates a downward trend. In this chart, the slope of the mid-band is clearly positive, and the label HH1 is printed at the breakout of the upper boundary. This confirms that the market has transitioned out of a ranging phase and into a structural uptrend characterized by higher highs and higher lows. Horizontal Lines The horizontal guidance lines (support and resistance) are calculated from the extremes over the last N = 50 bars: S = min(P_t), R = max(P_t) for t ∈ The blue line marks support at the lowest low, and the red line marks resistance at the highest high. Together, these dynamic references highlight where order flow has historically concentrated and provide anchors for interpreting future price reactions. Each of these labels therefore reflects a mathematical condition expressed both in code and in statistical terms. Together they describe a sequence of phases: balanced accumulation, directional breakout, acceleration, and potential failure traps. This structured approach translates raw volume and price data into actionable signals. Conclusion: XAUUSD Market Outlook The recent chart action combines signals from the ATAI Volume Pressure Analyzer with a secondary tool, the 20-period Linear Regression channel. This multi-tool perspective highlights the importance of cross-validation in market analysis. Key Observations - Volume Pressure Analyzer Signals: After a strong breakout and sharp upward momentum, the indicator has now triggered the label Bull Trap Risk . This label reflects weakening buy-side dominance, declining delta values, and a potential failure of the breakout to sustain order-flow support. - Linear Regression (20-period): The regression channel illustrates a clear ascending path starting from the former accumulation zone. The latest red candle has closed outside the channel to the downside, confirming a loss of alignment with the prior uptrend. - Structural Divergence: The combination of volume weakness (as flagged by VPRC) and structural channel break creates a divergence. Price remains elevated but lacks the necessary buy-side reinforcement, raising the probability of a correction or a full trend reversal. Interpretation This scenario indicates a transition risk: from a sharp bullish phase into either a corrective pullback or a potential distribution phase. The decisive factor remains the behavior of buyers and sellers in the next candles — whether buyers can reclaim the channel or sellers consolidate control. Disclaimer This XAUUSD analysis has been conducted using the ATAI Volume Pressure Analyzer indicator in conjunction with the supporting Linear Regression (20-period) tool. It does not constitute any form of financial advice regarding buying, selling, or holding positions. The analysis solely illustrates the dynamics of buyer and seller behavior in the market.
FXOPEN:XAUUSDShort
by ata_sabanci
Small-Cap Setup with Big PotentialAnother promising setup is forming on EML. As always, keep in mind this is a small-cap play, so risk management is key. While the monthly uptrend isn’t yet fully established, the current structure offers multiple trade scenarios worth watching. Trade Scenarios 1. Conservative Breakout Entry For those preferring confirmation, a long entry could be triggered on a clean break and close above $1.195 (as highlighted on the chart). Stop Loss: Below the newly formed swing low Target: $1.825, where notable resistance resides 2. Ideal Pullback Entry The optimal setup would be a pullback into a strong Area of Interest, supported by: 50% range retracement Yearly pivot Demand structure from the large April wick If price forms a hammer/bullish candle in this zone, it could signal a high-probability reversal and offer a strong entry point. SL placement depends on candle structure, but should invalidate below the demand zone 🎯 TP remains at $1.825, aligning with historical resistance
ASX:EMLLong
by AlvinDeo96
BTCUSDT Weekly Chart Analysis | ‌Bullish V-Pattern Breakout ?BTCUSDT Weekly Chart Analysis | Bullish V-Pattern Breakout Possible 🔍 Let’s dive into the Bitcoin/USDT weekly setup and map out the current momentum, focusing on a key bullish scenario as price nears decisive levels. ⏳ Weekly Overview Bitcoin is trading near $119,427, just below a major resistance zone at $119,430. A confirmed weekly close above this level, accompanied by sustained volume, would activate a textbook bullish V-pattern breakout. The V bottom structure is recognized for its aggressive buying pressure — price first sharply reverses from the support zone, then rallies as bulls take control, validated by both price and volume signals. 🔺 Long Setup: A strong volume-backed weekly close above $119,430 unlocks a 10% move at RR1, projecting further upside toward the next reachable target at $130,000, which acts as a Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ). The setup relies on clean confirmation: breakout, high volume on the weekly, and consolidation above resistance for sustained momentum. 📊 Key Highlights: - Weekly V-pattern maturation can drive a strong bullish leg if confirmed above $119,430. - Volume confirmation is vital: look for above-average weekly bars to validate breakout strength. - Target zone sits at $130k, an area with clustering past liquidity and technical importance (PRZ). - If the breakout stalls or is rejected, expect price to retest lower bands; first support now sits at $113,000–115,000. 🚨 Conclusion: A bullish scenario is building, hinging on a weekly close with volume above $119,430. Such confirmation would validate a breakout from the V-pattern and set sights on $130k, where trend participants may look to realize or reassess positioning. Failure at this level could reload bids at key lower supports. Stay sharp for volume cues and structural follow-through.
Long
by AtresCryptoAcademy
AUDJPY – SHORTA short position is proposed upon price rejection from the key resistance area. This area is defined by the confluence of the Supply Zone's POC level and a Dynamic Gann Resistance angle. The target is at the POC level within the next significant Demand Zone. AUDJPY – SHORT ENTRY PRICE - 98.150 SL - 99.400 TP - 94.400 Always follow the 6 Golden Rules of Money Management: 1. Protect your gains and never enter into a position without setting a stop loss. 2. Always trade with a Risk-Reward Ratio of 1 to 1.5 or better. 3. Never over-leverage your account. 4. Accept your losses, move on to the next trade and trust the software. 5. Make realistic goals that can be achieved within reason. 6. Always trade with money you can afford to lose. Please leave your comment and support me with like if you agree with my idea. If you have a different view, please also share with me your idea in the comments. Have a nice day!
Short
by Profit_Trader
1
GOLD ANALYSIS TODAY – CURRENT PRICE 3681 I SEP/17/2025(Uptrend still in control) - Gold continues its bullish momentum after breaking the short-term downtrend, forming clear support zones at Demand 3675–3661 and still aiming for the upside target of 3700–3705. ✅ Scenario 1: BUY at Demand zone 3675–3677 📌 Entry condition: Wait for price to retrace to the Demand zone 3675–3677 and form a bullish confirmation candle (e.g., bullish pin bar, engulfing on H1/M30). 🎯 Target: 3700–3705 (H1 VaH zone) 🛑 Stop Loss: 3660 🧭 Reason: - Price is still maintaining the main uptrend with Higher High – Higher Low structure. - The 3675 zone is a strong Demand zone, likely to attract liquidity before another rally. - Volume Profile shows this as a Low-Volume Node (LVN) – ideal for a bounce reaction. ⚠️ Scenario 2: BUY at Val Zone 3661–3663 📌 Entry condition: If price breaks below 3675 and continues to drop toward Val Zone 3661–3663, wait for buying pressure/Volume increase. 🎯 Target: 3685–3700 🛑 Stop Loss: 3650 🧭 Reason: - This is the lower edge of the value area, fitting the strategy “Buy low in an uptrend”. - Also aligns with H1 trendline and VAL zone from Volume Profile. - A low-risk BUY setup if price “wicks” down and bounces back. ⚔️ Scenario 3: SELL reaction from VaH 3689–3703 📌 Entry condition: If price retests the Supply zone / VaH 3689–3703 and forms rejection signals such as a fakey or bearish pin bar. 🎯 Target: 3670–3665 🛑 Stop Loss: 3708 🧭 Reason: This zone had strong selling pressure earlier – potential for sellers to re-enter. Volume Profile confirms this is VaH (upper edge of value area) → prone to short-term rejection. Counter-trend SELL setup → requires clear confirmation signals. 🚀 Scenario 4: BUY on strong Breakout above 3705 📌 Entry condition: Price breaks strongly above 3705 with an H1 candle close on high volume and no rejection signs. 🎯 Target: 3720–3725 🛑 Stop Loss: 3695 🧭 Reason: - If price breaks the strong resistance at 3705, further upside expansion is likely. - This area previously triggered strong selling – if broken, the bullish trend gains more confirmation. - High volume + H1 close above supply zone = valid breakout sig
OANDA:XAUUSD
by TraderX_68
$Sol Daily Bearish Divergence with Key Supports at $220Solana is flashing some important signals across multiple timeframes right now. On the daily chart, a clear bearish divergence has formed while buying volume is steadily declining. This setup usually points toward a healthy correction phase. At the moment, SOL looks like it could slide toward the $225–$220 zone, where we might see the first reaction. If SOL manages to hold above $200 support, this pullback could simply turn into a higher low, setting the stage for continuation upward. But here’s the caution: losing $200 means breaking the last structural support, which could flip the trend and open the doors for a new lower low — potentially triggering a much larger dump. 👉 In short: Watch the $225–$220 range for short-term correction targets. Keep a close eye on the $200 level, because that’s the line between a healthy pullback and a bearish breakdown. Trade safe and don’t chase candles — let the levels confirm the story.
Short
by crypto_vulture_signals
SWING IDEA - FIRSTCRY (BRAINBEES SOLUTIONS LTD)FirstCry (Brainbees Solutions) , a leading omni-channel retailer for baby and kids’ products, is showing signs of a potential breakout, presenting a strong swing trading opportunity. Reasons are listed below : 400 resistance zone tested multiple times — now looking ready for a breakout Attempting to break out of a 7+ month consolidation phase Volume spikes suggest accumulation by smart money Golden Fibonacci retracement support in play Price action forming higher highs, confirming bullish structure Target - 500 // 540 Stoploss - daily close below 348 DISCLAIMER - Decisions to buy, sell, hold or trade in securities, commodities and other investments involve risk and are best made based on the advice of qualified financial professionals. Any trading in securities or other investments involves a risk of substantial losses. The practice of "Day Trading" involves particularly high risks and can cause you to lose substantial sums of money. Before undertaking any trading program, you should consult a qualified financial professional. Please consider carefully whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your financial condition and ability to bear financial risks. Under no circumstances shall we be liable for any loss or damage you or anyone else incurs as a result of any trading or investment activity that you or anyone else engages in based on any information or material you receive through TradingView or our services. @visionary.growth.insights
NSE:FIRSTCRYLong
by Visionary_Growth_Insights
3
VTI 1D: breakout on the daily within a long-term weekly uptrend On the daily chart, VTI (Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF) has broken through the key $303.5 resistance level with strong volume. This breakout occurs within a larger weekly uptrend channel, highlighting a continuation of the long-term bullish structure. Volume profile shows a clear path ahead: $321.7 (1.272 Fibo) and $345 (1.618 Fibo). The golden cross (MA50 crossing MA200 from below) further supports the bullish case. Fundamentally, VTI represents the entire U.S. equity market - large to small caps - and benefits from economic resilience, declining inflation, and passive inflows. It’s a logical macro play for trend continuation. Tactical plan: — Entry by market or after retest $303.5 — TP1: $321.7 — TP2: $345 — Invalidation below $300 The whole market breaking out? That’s not noise — it’s the signal.
AMEX:VTILong
by TotoshkaTrades
Bullish Setup Forming: Approaching Untested FVG + Oversold RSIACHR is setting up for a potential bounce based on multiple confluences: Price is heading straight into a fair value gap that was never tested — could be a solid bounce spot; Daily RSI is oversold (~32), often a sign the move down is stretched; It’s also right on top of a rising trendline that has held for almost a year; Volume is drying up, which might mean sellers are losing steam; 🎯 First target: $10.91 🏁 Final target: $12.00 ❌ Stop-loss: just under the FVG zone, in case it breaks down. Watching closely 👀 And remember: respect both your stop loss and position sizing.
NYSE:ACHRLong
by felipegomesbwm
1
Bitcoin: Pullback Expected Into Prior Consolidation Zone After a strong markup phase, Bitcoin has now formed a buying climax near the $113K level. Price action shows signs of distribution, with stacked imbalances above acting as a liquidity magnet. I expect price to first sweep this overhead liquidity, trapping breakout buyers and creating the conditions for a reversal. Once the sweep is complete, confirmation will come if price fails back below the buying climax zone. This would indicate true seller pressure and a shift in market structure. At that point, I will be watching for a retest of the prior POC (Point of Control) to establish short positions. Trade Plan: Entry trigger: Sweep of buying climax → bearish rejection → retest of supply / POC. Stop loss: Above the sweep high (invalidates distribution scenario). Targets: Previous consolidation levels and liquidity pools below ($111K–$110K zones). This setup aligns Wyckoff distribution structure with orderflow and liquidity logic. As long as the sweep fails and sellers regain control, I expect a pullback into the prior consolidation zone. ⚠️ Invalidation: Sustained acceptance above the buying climax would cancel the short bias.
ICMARKETS:BTCUSDShort
by raivo_luhse
2
High-Risk, High-Reward Setup at Critical Confluence ZoneSTP is offering a compelling—but extremely high-risk—opportunity. As a nanocap stock with no confirmed uptrend, risk management must be the top priority. Price has retraced into a major Fair Value Gap (FVG) from August 2023, and notably, the August 2025 candle printed a strong demand wick on elevated volume. This zone aligns with: The 200% Fibonacci extension from the double top at 1.940 The 50% extension from the 1.900 swing high to the April 25 low A 74-week decline from the 1.950 high, marking a significant Gann time support—a detail seasoned time-cycle traders will appreciate This confluence suggests a structurally significant support zone where price may be preparing for a reversal. Trade Scenarios Option 1: Wait for a Wick Retest Price may revisit the demand wick/yearly s2 pivot, offering a more refined entry with improved risk-to-reward. Look for a strong daily or weekly bullish candle off the retest, with the stop-loss placed just below the wick. Option 2: Enter Now with Wick as Anchor Aggressive entry at current levels, using the base of the large demand wick as your stop-loss. This approach allows price to develop organically while maintaining a defined risk profile and if there is a retest of the wick then could add more to the position (must be in line with your risk appetite) but just food for some thought. Option 3: Liquidity Sweep & Reversal Price could sweep the lows of the demand structure, triggering stop-losses and trapping late shorts. A sharp reversal from this move would confirm a classic liquidity grab—ideal for reactive entries once momentum shifts. This setup is rich with technical nuance and timing precision. Whether you're trading the wick, the sweep, or the structure itself, the key is disciplined execution and respect for volatility.
ASX:STPLong
by AlvinDeo96
High R/R Opportunity from Key ZonesPrice has recently rallied into a key supply zone, so a reaction or rejection from this level is expected. While the projected path favors continuation, it's crucial to monitor the $0.320 support area. If we see a strong weekly bullish hammer-style candle with a solid close into this zone, that would trigger a long entry. If price fails to hold $0.320, attention shifts to the $0.290–$0.270 range, which should act as a deeper support zone. From either level, the upside target remains $0.430, offering a compelling risk-to-reward profile for a staggered entry strategy.
ASX:BCILong
by AlvinDeo96